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SuperDelegates.org - Information about the 2008 DNC Superdelegates - DelegateUpdated 4 months ago from SuperdelegatesOriginal Source , Metadata
Click here to open the article page in your browser. Alex Sink was elected add-on superdelegate in Florida. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser.
Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Alice Germond is the Secretary of the DNC. She has served in that position since 2002. [1] Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Allen Boyd was sworn into office on January 7, 1997, as a Democratic member of the 105th Congress representing Florida's 2nd Congressional District. The District spans 16 counties, from South Walton County, through Tallahassee, almost reaching Jacksonville, making up the largest geographic Congressional district in the state. This area of North Florida is distinctly rural yet surprisingly diverse. The regional economy is as reliant on small fishing villages and rural farming operations as it is the higher education and state government communities of Tallahassee. Congressman Boyd is a leader of Congress' Blue Dog Coalition, a group of 38 Democratic members of the U.S. House of Representatives who advocate fiscal responsibility in the Federal budgeting process. They are centrist legislators working to build consensus between the two parties in Congress to find workable solutions for the most pressing budget issues. The Blue Dogs have been called upon to lead the House to a comprehensive fiscal policy anchored in federal debt reduction for America and tax relief for all citizens. Boyd was instrumental in the successful efforts by Congress to reach the historic 1997 Balanced Budget Agreement. He has been a leader of the coalition since his election to Congress in 1996. During his first term, Boyd led the charge to reform our federal campaign finance laws by serving as a member of the Freshman Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Task Force. The hard work of Boyd and his colleagues finally came to fruition in March of 2002 when President Bush signed sweeping reform of the campaign finance system, the result of several years of bipartisan cooperation. (From http://www.boydforcongress.com/getinformed/biography.cfm) Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Is this the financial guru and writer? Yes! Category:DNC Members Click here to open the article page in your browser. From http://www.cadem.org/site/c.jrLZK2PyHmF/b.980187/k.AEFF/Statewide_Officers.htm :
Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Mulholland has been active in Democratic Party politics for more than 30 years, managing and advising countless candidates. He once worked as a consultant to the British Labour Party, and has appeared as a guest on such TV shows as "48 Hours," "The Today Show" "Larry King" and "Crossfire." Mulholland is a Vietnam veteran and served with the 101st Airborne and was wounded in the Tet Offensive. source Chico, CA 95926 Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Former DNC Chair, is uncommitted. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carole_Migden :
Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. David Hardt (TX) is the National President of the Young Democrats of America, and will vote for Hillary Clinton. Update 3/12/08: He is uncommitted. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser.
Category:Ohio Click here to open the article page in your browser. Don Cazayoux won the special election in LA-06 May 3. 2008. He is uncommitted at this time. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Former Campaign Manager Al Gore: 2000 Presidental Election Currently political analyst: CNN Chair of the Democratic National Committee's Voting Rights Institute. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Edward Smith, Midwest Regional Manager of the Laborers' International Union of North America, is a Superdelegate from the state of Illinois. As a DNC Member-at-Large, Smith has been a delegate to the 2000 and 2004 conventions. Update: After doublechecking link I could find no endorsement. Moved back to uncommitted. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. One of the three chairs of the Democratic Convention Credentials Committee, which will decide whether Michigan and Florida pledged delegates should count at the DNC. Worked in the administration of Bill Clinton as White House travel consultant. (reference: http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/02/clinton-campa-2.html) Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. UAW Secretary-Treasurer (2006-present), is uncommitted. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Elsie Burkhalter replaced Mary Lou Winters and is uncommitted. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Former Sen. George Mitchell of Maine, who served as the Democratic Party's leader in the Senate from 1989 to to 1994, has not endorsed a presidential candidate yet. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Current Chairman of the Democratic Party (DNC), 2004 Democratic Presidential candidate, and Governor of Vermont from 1991-2003. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. One of the three chairs of the Democratic Convention Credentials Committee, which will decide whether Michigan and Florida pledged delegates should count at the DNC. Worked in the administration of Bill Clinton as Social Security Administration associate commissioner. (reference: http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/02/clinton-campa-2.html) Category:Massachusetts Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Named as addon delegate for Tennessee. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. [edit] BackgroundSource: Wikipedia
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Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Joe Turnham is the Chair of the Alabama Democratic Party. Full bio Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Governor of New Hampshire. Wife chaired NH Women for Hillary Clinton. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Source: Wikipedia [edit] Background
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Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Leila Medley, 71, is the political director of the Missouri National Education Association.
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Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Linda Chavez-Thompson is executive vice-president of the AFL-CIO and a vice chair of the Democratic National Committee. [1] Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Lottie Shackleford is the DNC Vice Chair of Voter Registration and Participation. [1] Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Chair of the Michigan State Democratic Party, Mark Brewer is uncommitted. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. The current Speaker of the United States House of Representatives. Before becoming Speaker in the 110th Congress, she was the House Minority Leader from 2002 to 2007, holding the post during the 107th, 108th, and 109th Congresses. Since 1987, she has represented the 8th Congressional District of California, which consists of four-fifths of the City and County of San Francisco. The district was numbered as the 5th during Pelosi's first three terms in the House. With her election as Speaker, she is the first woman, the first Californian, and the first Italian-American to hold the Speakership. She is the second Speaker from a state west of the Rocky Mountains, with the first being Washington's Tom Foley, who was the last Democrat to hold the post before Pelosi. As Speaker of the House, Pelosi ranks second in the line of presidential succession, following Vice President Dick Cheney. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Nancy Worley is a former Alabama Secretary of State and is vice chair of the Alabama Democratic Party. Full bio Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. National Finance Chair for the Democratic National Committee. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Richard Shoemaker, Vice-President of the United Auto Workers-General Motors division, is a Superdelegate from Detroit, Michigan. He is currently uncommitted. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Treasurer, Florida Democratic Party. source Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Rusty McAllister was elected AddOn delegate from Nevada. He is uncommitted at this time. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. [edit] BackgroundSource: Congressman Steny Hoyer website
Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Add-on delegate from Florida. Category:Florida Click here to open the article page in your browser.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23119089/ http://www.consultantsassociated.com/bio_steve.htm http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23119089/ Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser.
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Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Travis Childers won the special election in MS-01 on May 13, becoming superdelegate no. 796. He is uncommitted at this time. Category:Delegates who are uncommitted Click here to open the article page in your browser. Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Al Edwards states that he supports Barack Obama Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. From Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Gore
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Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. From http://www.house.gov/mollohan/bio.htm.
Mollohan endorsed Barack Obama May 29. 2008. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. From http://www.massinc.org/index.php?id=159
Category:Massachusetts Click here to open the article page in your browser. http://tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com/2008/06/four_florida_members_of_congre.php Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Alexandra "Alex" Gallardo-Rooker 1st Vice-Chair (Southern California) Born in Mexico City, Alex has traveled far and accomplished many things. Her family moved to the United States when she was young and settled in Southern California. Her father's restaurant, Pedro's, was a magnet for local politicians and businessmen in Huntington Beach. She attended Magnolia High School and continued her education at Cyprus College. Upon graduation, she went to work for Pacific Bell and joined the Communications Workers of America, Local #9400. This is where she became active in the labor movement, her life's work. During her 18 years with the union, Alex worked her way from shop steward to area steward. Her incredible dedication to her fellow employees paid off and she was elected to the Executive Board of CWA #9400. Alex personally understands the hardships many working people experience. She is a single mother and became a naturalized American in 1990. Her sensitivity to the needs of immigrants and working women has added to her leadership qualities. She was elected Second Vice-Chair in 1997 and First Vice-Chair in 2001. source Paramount, CA 90723 Alexandra Gallardo-Rooker endorsed Barack Obama in late summer 2007. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Florida DNC Member supports Barack Obama. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Amy Klobuchar is a U.S. Senator from Minnesota. She won her seat in 2006 by defeating Representative Mark Kennedy. Prior to her time in the Senate, Klobuchar served as the County Attorney for Hennepin County, as a legal advisor to former Vice President Walter Mondale, and as a partner in two law firms.[1] On March 31, Klobuchar endorsed Barack Obama. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. On April 16, Rep. Carson endorsed Barack Obama. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Washington, DC Party Vice Chair, endorsed Barack Obama on May 13. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. According to the Associated Press [1], "Anna Burger, secretary-treasurer of the Service Employees International Union, has switched her voter registration from Pennsylvania to the District of Columbia" It is worth noting that SEIU has now endorsed Obama. Given Anna Burger's quote in the SEIU's endorsement of Sen. Obama, it seems safe to assume she is supporting him as well:
Category:Washington, DC Click here to open the article page in your browser. 1/30/08: Eshoo endorses Obama Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. The New York congressional delegation switched on June 5 [1] Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Governor of Puerto Rico. On 2/13/08, he endorsed Barack Obama. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Audra Ostergard endorsed Barack Obama April 23. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Awais Khaleel is the Vice President of the College Democrats of America, and as such is one of two super delegates representing the organization. He is the former State Chair of the College Democrats of Wisconsin. He has previously served on the staffs of the Kerry-Edwards campaign in Wisconsin and the re-election campaign of Governor Jim Doyle. He is a student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and he endorsed Barack Obama May 13. 2008. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois claimed the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday night, projected based on its tally of convention delegates. By doing so, he shattered a barrier more than two centuries old to become the first black candidate ever nominated by a major political party for the nation’s highest office. On June 3, 2008, Barack Obama became the Presumptive Nominee of the Democratic Party. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser.
Though she claims it's not an "endorsement", she indicated she will vote for Sen. Clinton at the convention. Senator Boxer reaffirms her neutrality and clarifies she will vote for the winner. [1] Boxer endorsed Obama June 4. 2008. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Barbara Flynn Currie was elected AddOn delegate from Illinois. She has endorsed Barack Obama Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. [edit] BackgroundFrom Barbara Lee's Congressional page [1]
Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. After Sen. Clinton endorsed Barack Obama, Sen. Mikulski endorsed Obama. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. On February 16th, in a forum with constituents, Congressman Hill compared Barack Obama to Bobby Kennedy and stated that he "generates an energy and an enthusiasm that transcends normal politics." He said that he is personally in favor of him as the nominee, though he does not officially endorse him. Finally, he said that he will in all likelihood yield either to the vote of his district or the total vote of the pledged delegates, come convention time. This statement will appear on WFHB Community Radio's Daily Local News for Monday, Feb. 18th. The audio from this segment will be posted online at http://news.wfhb.org/news/audio/DLN20080218.mp3 in the next few days. It's in the last third of the newscast. Baron Hill endorsed Obama April 30., 2008. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Ref: Obama blog. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Politico reports Leong-Hong endorsing Obama. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. WASHINGTON -- U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin endorsed presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama today saying he was confident that U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski and Governor Martin O'Malley, who both threw their support to Hillary Clinton, would also rally around Obama's candidacy. [1] Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Ben Chandler endorsed Obama April 29, 2008. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser.
On Feburary 7, 2008 Senator Ben Nelson endorsed Barack Obama. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Pangelinan was elected add-on superdelegate from Guam. Endorsed Barack on May 28th (Guam Time) Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Bennie Thompson Endorsed Barack Obama Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Texas State Party Chair has committed. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Ref: Obama blog. More information:
Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Elected in a special election on March 8, 2008 to replace Dennis Hastert, Bill Foster supports Barack Obama. Bill Foster pledges his support to Barack Obama at the convention. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser.
Endorsed Hillary Clinton on January 29th 2008 On June 9, 2008, Sen. Bill Nelson switched his support from Hilary Clinton to Barack Obama. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Articles mentioning Bill Orton's support: Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico endorsed Sen. Barack Obama in the Democratic race for president on March 21, 2008. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Ref: Obama blog. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Blake Johnson - First Vice Chair, Alaska Democratic Party Kenai, AK source Senator Obama is committed to Alaskans and establishing important ties to the state.[1] Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Endorsed Hillary Clinton on February 7, 2007 She switched her support to Barack Obama on June 7. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Robert Brady has stated clearly that he endorses Obama, even if a formal declaration is not yet made. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. On March 28, Sen. Casey endorsed Barack Obama. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Endorsed Barack Obama on June 9. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser.
Ref: Obama blog. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Brad Henry, Governor of Oklahoma, endorsed Barack Obama April 22. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Brad Miller endorsed Barack Obama on 5-8-08. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Lawrence endorsed Obama June 2. 2008. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Brent O'Leary is based in Tokyo, Japan, is a member of Democrats Abroad, and is supporting Barack Obama. (*Note: Democrats Abroad Superdelegates receive 1/2 of one vote.) Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Brian Baird endorsed Barack Obama. Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. May 3 2008, Brian Colon backed Barack Obama Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. The New York congressional delegation switched on June 5 [1] Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama Click here to open the article page in your browser. Brian Melendez was elected as State Chair of the Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party on May 21, 2005. Melendez has been active in politics for almost two decades. Before his election, Melendez chaired both the Minneapolis DFL Party (1999–2005) and DFL Congressional District 5 (2004–05).
Brian Melendez can be reached at bmelendez@dfl.org
The DFL Chairman will not make an endorsement until there is a nominee. TWO MINNESOTA SUPERDELEGATES SUPPORT BARACK OBAMA Category:Delegates who endorsed Barack Obama |
