There's no such thing as "superdelegates" and that term needs to be retired

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25. Approx. 10% of "unpledged" delegates are lobbyists

Lobbyists who play both sides of the aisle, or sometime just one:

WILLIAM OWEN, a Tennessee-based Democratic National Committee member backing an effort to use so-called superdelegates to select the party’s presidential nominee — potentially subverting the candidate with the most voter support — is a Republican donor and health care lobbyist.

Owen, who runs a lobbying firm called Asset & Equity Corporations, donated to Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., and Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, and gave $8,500 to a joint fundraising committee designed to benefit Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky in 2019.

“I am a committed Democrat but as a lobbyist, there are times when I need to have access to both sides and the way to get access quite often is to make campaign contributions,” said Owen, in a brief interview with The Intercept. — theintercept.com/...

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2020/2/27/1922660/-Superdelegate-advocating-for-brokered-convention-is-a-lobbyist-who-donated-only-to-GOP-this-cycle?utm_campaign=trending

So much for the myth that super delegates are chosen by the electorate...