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33. clinton won among pledged delegates as well

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Sun Jul 24, 2016, 10:22 AM

Jul 2016

so there.

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Under pressure from Bernie Sanders, Democrats poised to change how they pick nominees [View all] SunSeeker Jul 2016 OP

I thought they were pretty much all elected officials BumRushDaShow Jul 2016 #1

There are a host of lobbyists on this year's SD slate Ruby the Liberal Jul 2016 #5

In that case BumRushDaShow Jul 2016 #7

The superdelegates include: noamnety Jul 2016 #12

So you would exclude unions and other traditional groups BumRushDaShow Jul 2016 #15

Absolutely. noamnety Jul 2016 #21

Except that when it comes to eventually drafting legislation BumRushDaShow Jul 2016 #25

Union reps can still assist in drafting legislation noamnety Jul 2016 #34

theintercept is not a reliable or unbias group LiberalFighter Jul 2016 #22

Is the information factually incorrect? Ruby the Liberal Jul 2016 #23

Please let me know which of those names were incorrect. noamnety Jul 2016 #24

Please show me where they provide a focus on the majority of DNC members? LiberalFighter Jul 2016 #32

So ... the info I posted is correct? (nt) noamnety Jul 2016 #35

That host of lobbyists is a myth. LiberalFighter Jul 2016 #17

There are those who don't care about labor BumRushDaShow Jul 2016 #27

"will create a commission" ... Punt now, do nothing later. 4139 Jul 2016 #2

My prediction wyldwolf Jul 2016 #3

I disagree. chwaliszewski Jul 2016 #6

The chart doesn't show how many are big donors and the like. LiberalFighter Jul 2016 #19

You are correct. chwaliszewski Jul 2016 #41

Suppose there had been no Super-delegates this Dem Primary rock Jul 2016 #4

This "Bernie-Bro" sez ... JustABozoOnThisBus Jul 2016 #8

I say leave the SDs alone DemonGoddess Jul 2016 #9

Oh, this is just a lot of noise. The SDs will be just fine. JustABozoOnThisBus Jul 2016 #10

This happens every four years, rules and procedures change every four years. Nothing special. George II Jul 2016 #14

I disagree HitchStop Jul 2016 #29

and more democratic OwlinAZ Jul 2016 #42

Much of the problem was that the media never tried to unravel the subtleties of the FailureToCommunicate Jul 2016 #11

They didn't care about understanding it. They were interested in stirring the pot. LiberalFighter Jul 2016 #20

Very sad, very contrary to our Democratic values. OwlinAZ Jul 2016 #43

I totally agree with your point hollowdweller Jul 2016 #31

Until our party nominates a "Trump" lancer78 Jul 2016 #46

The superdelegate system has changed more than once since it was instituted. Just ask Tad... George II Jul 2016 #13

Get rid of the carcasses...caucuses...autocorrect issues bluedye33139 Jul 2016 #16

Caucuses are undemocratic, rotting carcasses....so you were correct. Your spell check is WISE! MADem Jul 2016 #38

There will also be changes to the primary versus caucus system after this year... CBHagman Jul 2016 #18

Democratic party Members only.......thanks. stonecutter357 Jul 2016 #26

I'm delighted to hear that there will be fewer caucuses next time. Very undemocratic, and not at... Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #28

Exactly. nt SunSeeker Jul 2016 #39

Remember one thing - Trump was once considered a Democrat liberal N proud Jul 2016 #30

clinton won among pledged delegates as well Raspol Jul 2016 #33

The unspoken codicil to this is that the DNC will never again allow an "independent" or MADem Jul 2016 #36

I hope so. SunSeeker Jul 2016 #37

Caucuses are garbage--they don't reflect the will of the voters at all, and they don't do a good job MADem Jul 2016 #40

melt down? OwlinAZ Jul 2016 #44

? MADem Jul 2016 #45

+1 Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #48

Non-electeds should not be super delegates The Second Stone Jul 2016 #47

I could live with superdelegates Ken Burch Jul 2016 #49