Super-delegate running totals

[SoCalDem]

http://www.politico.com/superdelegates/

[pscot]

1. Who or what

is an un-named add-on delegate?

[grantcart]

2. There are 75 delegates to be added on by state parties when state conv meet

State, # of UnpledgedAdd-Ons, State Convention Date Method of Selection / Add-ons (Green Papers)

Oklahoma 1 2/23/2008 Reggie Whitten selected during the Party State Convention.

Alabama 1 3/1/2008 Stewart Burkhalter selected during the State Democratic Executive Committee meeting.

Arkansas 1 3/8/2008 Mark Wilcox selected during the State Convention by a vote of the delegates.

Tennessee 2 3/15/2008 Vicki Harwell and Jerry Lee selected by the State Executive Committee.

Connecticut 1 3/26/2008 Selected during the Democratic State Central Committee meeting.

District of Columbia 2 4/3/2008 Selected by the DC Democratic State Committee. At least one of these delegates shall be a "Shadow"
Representative, if a Democrat.

Delaware 1 4/5/2008 Selected during the State Convention by a committee of district-level delegates.

Florida 0/3 4/5/2008 Selected by the Florida Democratic Party State Executive Committee.

Missouri 2 4/5/2008 Selected by the Democratic State Committee (Section IX.A. of the 3/2007 plan states that the add-on delegate is
selected on 5 4/while Section IX.E. says the delegate is selected on 10 May.)

North Dakota 1 4/6/2008 Selected at the State Convention by a vote of all the caucuses.

New Jersey 2 4/17/2008 Elected by a vote, consisting of a quorum of 40% of the Members of the New Jersey Democratic State Committee.

Arizona 1 4/19/2008 Selected during the State Convention.

New Hampshire 1 4/26/2008 Selected by open ballot, majority vote, by a committee of district-level delegates.

New Mexico 1 4/26/2008 Selected by the State Party Central Committee.

Maryland 2 5/1/2008 Selected at the State Democratic Central Committee meeting.

New York 4 5/1/2008 Selected during the State Democratic Executive Committee

Louisiana 1 5/3/2008 Selected by the Democratic State Central Committee).

South Carolina 1 5/3/2008 Elected during the State Convention

Illinois 3 5/5/2008 Selected during the State Convention

Utah 1 5/9/2008 Elected by a quorum of district level delegates during the State Convention

Massachusetts 2 5/10/2008 Elected by the State Party Committee

Ohio 2 5/10/2008 Selected by the State Executive Committee

Colorado 1 5/17/2008 Selected during the State Convention

Kansas 1 5/17/2008 Selected during the State Convention

Michigan 0/2 5/17/2008 Selected by the State Central Committee.

Nevada 1 5/17/2008 Selected by the state convention as a whole

California 5 5/18/2008 Selected during the Delegation Meeting

Alaska 1 5/23/2008 Selected at the state convention

Georgia 2 5/24/2008 Selected during the State Committee Meeting

Wyoming 1 5/24/2008 Selected during the State Convention

Hawaii 1 5/25/2008 Selected by the State Party Committee

Maine 1 5/31/2008 Selected during the State Convention

Mississippi 1 5/31/2008 Selected by the State Convention

Kentucky 1 6/7/2008 Nominated by the Chair and selected during the State Convention

Minnesota 2 6/7/2008 Elected during the State Convention

Pennsylvania 3 6/7/2008 Selected by the Pennsylvania State Democratic Committee

Texas 3 6/7/2008 Elected at the state convention

Vermont 1 6/7/2008 Selected by a quorum of elected district level delegates

Montana 1 6/8/2008 Selected during the State Convention

Wisconsin 2 6/13/2008 Just before the Convention meets, the Administrative Committee of the Wisconsin Democratic Party chooses these delegates

Idaho 1 6/14/2008 Nominated by State Chair and selected by State Convention Delegates

Iowa 1 6/14/2008 Selected at the state convention

Virginia 2 6/14/2008 Elected at the State Convention

West Virginia 1 6/14/2008 Selected by the State Democratic Executive Committee

Washington 2 6/15/2008 Nominated by the State Democratic Chair and selected during the State Convention

Rhode Island 1 6/19/2008 Selected by the State Committee

Indiana 1 6/21/2008 Selected by the district-level delegates at the State Convention

North Carolina 2 6/21/2008 Selected during the State Convention

Oregon 1 6/21/2008 Elected by the State Convention

Puerto Rico 1 6/21/2008 Selected during the Democratic Assembly

South Dakota 1 6/21/2008 Selected during the State Party Central Committee meeting

Nebraska 1 6/21/2008 Selected by the State Convention

Total 76/81 -- --

[pscot]

5. Thank you

for that wondefully comprehensive and illuminating response.

[SoonerPride]

3. Chuck Todd says there are 76 supers who have yet to be named

There are 76 people who will be appointed as supers and they don't know it yet.

Sometime this summer.

[SoCalDem]

4. Apparently some states still have super delegates to name

crazy ..isn't it?

[Johnny__Motown]

6. her lead is 37 and 35 are DNC members, then 6 are Distinguished Party Leaders...SO..

The majority of SD who need to win re-election (Governors, Senators and Representatives not in the other categories) support Obama, if only slightly


96 for Obama

94 for Clinton

[grantcart]

8. Here is the breakdown

. . . . .Clinton . . . Obama . . .Undeclared


Govenor . . .10 . . . . . .12 . . . . .9

Senators . . 13 . . . . . .15 . . . . 20

Reps . . . . 73 . . . . . .72 . . . . 77

Total . . . 96 . . . . . .99 . . . .106


There is a growing number of people either undeclared or in Clinton's camp that are saying they will vote for the candidate with the most pledged delegates.

[PerfectSage]

7. Obama Grabs Another Super-Del

Obama Grabs Another Super-Del
By Greg Sargent - March 26, 2008, 6:21PM
Obama gets another one: Congressman Dan Lipinski of Illinois.

That means the only remaining member of the Congressional delegation in Obama's state not backing him is Rahm Emanuel.

http://tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com/

Congressman Lipinski backs Obama for president

March 26, 2008Recommend (18) FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

http://www.suntimes.com/news/elections/861889,032608lipinski.article

GoBama!
Go Dean's 50 State Strategy!
Go Grassroots!

[ossman]

9. what took this dude so long?