MSNBC: Obama takes lead in superdelegates, AP reports

ratilfar

5-10-2008 9:03 PM

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ratilfar says:

[There are differences in how news organization count delegates, how they award superdelegates, how they account for states that have held caucuses but have not yet chosen their delegates, and how they project the apportionment of delegates within Congressional districts where the vote was close. The Associated Press and NBC news conduct separate delegate counts.]

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5-11-2008 11:05 PM

righthand

BIG decision now!
Who for VP?

5-12-2008 3:53 PM

wiccantexan

4 more endorsements today; 150 away from the nomination.

Hawaii Superdelegate Dolly Strazar

Democratic Rep. Tom Allen

U.S. Senator Daniel Akaka from Hawaii

Idaho Superdelegate Keith Roark

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