This site lists the skinny on the Superdelegates - If you wanna be in the know

[truedelphi]

Here is where to go -
http://demconwatch.blogspot.com/2008/01/superdelegate-list.html

Regardless of who is your main choice as the Dem candidate, I think this site is a marvelous resource - it lets you know who is on the superdelegate list and it tells you which candidate the superdelegate for your area may be supporting.

For instance - Lynn Woolsey of Marin County CA is supporting Hillary Clinton.

Remember that armed with this information you can then proceed to write, phone or email any superdelegate that you desire and tell them whom you hope they will select. (Superdelegates are allowed to change their minds.)

Also, there are still many uncommitted superdelegates.

The site is very well done and gives quite a bit of explanation about the process of becoming and or being a superdelegate and what it all means.

[pinto]

1. Kick. Thanks for the post. Good site.

:kick:

[UALRBSofL]

3. I have that list

But I didn't see a list of undecided.

[pinto]

5. It's here:

http://demconwatch.blogspot.com/2008/01/superdelegates-who-havent-endorsed.html

(The main site has an in paragraph link to this other list.)

[TexasObserver]

2. Nothing moves a politician like active and persistent opposition in their district.

Get on them and stay on them, if you disagree with them, and you are their constituent.

[flowomo]

4. nice. thanks.

n/t

[Atman]

6. k&r

:kick:

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[truedelphi]

7. Thanks, Atman! n/t

[Atman]

8. Thank you for pointing it out...great resource!

:hi:

(oops, this is to #7...I didn't really intend to thank myself).

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[Alhena]

9. Lots of women on Hillary's list ... that presumably means

that there are a lot more men than women on the uncommitted list. And college-educated men favor Obama pretty heavily.

[CorpGovActivist]

10. Thank you for this sweet bit of Valentine's candy! K&R!

[pinto]

11. kick

There's enough info here for Democrats across the spectrum to "weigh in" with their local party honchos on the issue. The 'super delegate' system, for better or worse, is a function of the party and if changes are needed, it's these folks that need to be encouraged to review and revise the system. Good starting points are with State and local Democratic leaders, as well as the uncommitted delegates themselves.

:kick:

[Stinky The Clown]

12. Kickety Kick and Receddy Rec

This is non-partisan and good stuff to know.

[mogster]

13. Finally, a useful thread from the GD primaries forum!

:P

[truedelphi]

14. It can be done - no smirks or sneers, just good info

[truedelphi]

17. And here is a Happy Valentine for you!

http://tinyurl.com/394shu

(My pocketbook can't afford $ 5 these days.)

[peace13]

15. Thanks for this. n/t

[tom_paine]

16. K & R

[stillcool]

18. thanks...bookmarked..

There is a list of all Super Delegates here as well:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/documents/superdeleg.pdf

[pinto]

19. kick. Info here for Democrats to "weigh in" with their local party honchos, if you choose.

(ed for spell)

[bleever]

20. K&R.

Thanks for the valuable info. :thumbsup:

[K Gardner]

21. Excellent resource ! Here's to the most educated voter group ever :-)

[mrreowwr_kittty]

22. Thanks for finding this! K and R. nt

[Moh96]

23. good site