Uncommitted superdelegate distribution

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Wednesday March 05, 2008 · 1:00 PM PST

2008/03/05 · 13:00

It seems obvious now that it will take the vote of superdelegates to decide this thing. I wondered where the uncommitted superdelegates were coming from, so I did a quick tally from the list at DemConWatch. (disclaimer: I voted for Obama)

There are about 279 superdelegates who have not endorsed and are actually from a state according to DemConWatch. There are at least another 80 or so who are unnamed and at large (apparently not really representing any state), so I won't discuss those. Here is the breakdown of the ones listed as being associated with a state:

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Wednesday February 06, 2008 · 9:16 PM PST

2008/02/06 · 21:16

Obama just gained a VERY unlikely supporter. No, not me. I've been leaning towards him for a while. I've lurked here for many years, but I haven't ever written a diary. Today an event occurred to inspire me to put in my 2 cents.

My 60-yr mother, who is a life-long Republican real-estate developer/ex-oil executive in Fort Worth, e-mailed me this morning out of the blue asking if I had any recommendations for the primary. This was very odd, considering that she absolutely refuses to talk politics when we get together and well... I'm a liberal. My sister and I, living in California and Seattle respectively, have very progressive views and just make her mad when we rant at Bush. She voted for Bush in 2000 and won't tell us who she voted for in '04. Having her ask for our opinion was a very strange occurance.

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