List of superdelegates at the 2008 Democratic National Convention

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This is a list of Democratic party unpledged delegates, also known as superdelegates or automatic delegates,[1] who voted in the 2008 Democratic National Convention, the culmination of the party's presidential nominating process that began with the 2008 Democratic Party presidential primaries and caucuses. At the time of Hillary Clinton's campaign suspension on June 7, 2008, the count was 246½ for her and 478 for Barack Obama,[2] with 99 still 'Uncommitted'[3] of the 823½ total then existing, although this number represents the realignment of around 50 superdelegates who switched their support from Clinton to Obama when he had gained the majority of delegates. Clinton released her delegates during the convention. The breakdown by position for Clinton was 144 DNC, 52½ Representatives, 14 Senators, 17 Add-ons, 10½ Governors, and 7½ DPLs; the breakdown by position for Obama was 229 DNC, 157 Representatives, 34 Senators, 29 Add-ons, 20 Governors, and 9 DPLs; and the breakdown for "Uncommitted" was: 39 DNC, 22 Representatives, 1.5 Senators, 32.5 Add-ons, 1 Governor, and 3 DPLs.[2]

Composition

The Democratic Party's official rules do not use the term "superdelegate." This is an informal name for about 20% of all delegates, whose status as delegates is independent of primary and caucus results and who are officially unpledged to any candidate. About half of the superdelegates are current Democratic elected officials – Governors, U.S. Senators and Representatives. The other half consists of other party leaders. The following totals reflect the fact that superdelegates from Florida and Michigan will be seated at the convention, but with only one-half vote each, because of their states' violations of scheduling rules.

Unpledged party leaders and elected officials

The formal description (in Rule 9.A) is "unpledged party leader and elected official delegates" (Unpledged PLEOs).[4]

  • 19.5 votes from 20 Distinguished Party Leaders (DPL). Officially there are 23 delegates in this category,[5] but this includes sitting elected officials (2 Senators and 1 Governor), who are here counted in those categories. Former party Chairman Kenneth M. Curtis (FL) has 0.5 vote.
  • 31.5 votes from 32 Democratic Governors. This category includes 28 state Governors, the Mayor of DC, and 3 Governors of Territories. Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm has 0.5 vote.
  • 49.5 votes from 51 members of the Senate. This category includes 49 U.S. Senators and the 2 Shadow Senators from DC. The 3 Senators from Michigan and Florida have only 0.5 vote each.
  • 231.5 votes from 238 members of the House of Representatives. This category includes 234 Representatives from the states, and 4 Congressional Delegates from DC and from the Territories. The 15 Michigan and Florida Representatives have only 0.5 vote each.
  • 413 votes from 432 Democratic National Committee Members. A total of 38 DNC delegates (12 from Florida, 18 from Michigan, and 8 representing Democrats Abroad) have only 0.5 vote each.

The PLEOs listed above currently represent a total of 745 votes. However, that tally is subject to change as events affect individual delegates. For example, the count has decreased due to the death of Rep. Tom Lantos; the loss of one half of Ken Curtis' vote because of his current residency in Florida;[6] the resignation of Eliot Spitzer as Governor of New York (his replacement, David Paterson, was already a superdelegate as a DNC member); and the resignation of Representative Albert Wynn.[7] The count has increased because of the special-election victories of Reps. Bill Foster (IL-14), André Carson (IN-7), Jackie Speier (CA-12), Don Cazayoux (LA-6), Travis Childers (MS-1), and Donna Edwards (MD-4). A more complete history of superdelegate composition changes is provided in a later section. Finally, note that the tallies here reflect eligibility only; the final, official vote tally will be determined solely by the number of eligible delegates who actually participate in the national convention. Unpledged PLEO delegates should not be confused with pledged PLEOs. Under Rule 9.C, the pledged PLEO slots are allocated to candidates based on the results of the primaries and caucuses.[4]

Unpledged add-ons

Under Rule 9.B, each state party selects one or more "unpledged add-on delegates," intended for other elected officials and party leaders not included in the above groups.[4][8] There are 76 such slots, which are filled according to Democratic Party rules;[5] in practice, it is usually the chairperson of the state Democratic Party who appoints the add-ons, effectively allowing the state chairs to multiply their vote.[9] The formal selection of add-ons is performed at the state party's convention or at a state executive committee meeting. All 76 add-ons are scheduled to be identified by June 21, 2008.[10]

Totals

The following are the totals according to this list. Other organizations[11] have reported different numbers based on pledged or expected support.

Endorsed
candidate 		With Michigan and Florida delegations at full strength
Barack Obama 562.5
Hillary Clinton 211.5
Uncommitted 73
Unassigned 5
Totals 852

Notes:

  • Democrats Abroad superdelegates count for ½ vote. Barack Obama is endorsed by five Democrats Abroad superdelegates giving 2.5 votes, Hillary Clinton is endorsed by three giving 1.5 votes.
  • "Unassigned" includes vacant PLEO delegates as well as Add-on delegates that have not yet been assigned.

Totals by group

Endorsed
candidate 		Unpledged PLEO ¹ Add-ons Totals
Distinguished Party Leaders ² Governors Senators Representatives DNC members
Barack Obama 11 26.5 45 184.5 233 43.5 543.5
Hillary Clinton 6.5 5 4 29 145 20 209.5
Uncommitted 2 0 .5 18 31 15 66.5
Unassigned 0 0 0 0 5 0 5
Totals 19.5 31.5 49.5 231.5 414 78.5 824.5

¹ For purposes of this list members of Congress and governors are counted in that category even if they are also members of the DNC or are a Distinguished Party Leader (DPL). The DNC, however, considers such delegates to be DNC members or DPL's first. The following members of Congress and governors are either DNC members or are DPL's: Reps. Joe Baca, Mike Honda, Eddie Bernice Johnson, Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick, Gregory Meeks, Nancy Pelosi, and Maxine Waters. Sens. Robert Byrd (DPL), Chris Dodd (DPL), Harry Reid, and Debbie Stabenow. Govs. Tim Kaine, Joe Manchin, Ruth Ann Minner, David Paterson, and Ed Rendell (DPL). Florida and Michigan delegations not yet updated to reflect full votes. ² Includes former presidents, former vice presidents, former house and senate leaders, and former party chairs.

Totals by state

State or territory Hillary Clinton Barack Obama Uncommitted Unassigned Total Leader
Alabama 3 2 3 0 8 Clinton
Alaska 1 4 0 0 5 Obama
American Samoa 4 2 0 0 6 Clinton
Arizona 4 7 0 0 11 Obama
Arkansas 3 7 1 1 12 Obama
California 24 40 7 0 71 Obama
Colorado 3 12 0 0 15 Obama
Connecticut 2 10 0 0 12 Obama
Delaware 2 6 0 0 8 Obama
Democrats Abroad* 1.5 2.5 0 0 4 Obama
District of Columbia 8 14 2 0 24 Obama
Florida* 2 7 4 0 13 Obama
Georgia 3 11 1 0 15 Obama
Guam 2 3 0 0 5 Obama
Hawaii 2 7 0 0 9 Obama
Idaho 0 4 1 0 5 Obama
Illinois 0 30 0 1 31 Obama
Indiana 5 8 0 0 13 Obama
Iowa 3 8 1 0 12 Obama
Kansas 1 8 0 0 9 Obama
Kentucky 3 4 2 0 9 Obama
Louisiana 2 6 3 0 11 Obama
Maine 0 8 0 0 8 Obama
Maryland 8 19 2 0 29 Obama
Massachusetts 10 15 3 0 28 Obama
Michigan* 0 13 1.5 0 14.5 Obama
Minnesota 1 14 1 0 16 Obama
Mississippi 0 5 3 0 8 Obama
Missouri 5 10 1 0 16 Obama
Montana 0 9 0 0 9 Obama
Nebraska 0 6 1 0 7 Obama
Nevada 1 7 1 0 9 Obama
New Hampshire 3 5 0 0 8 Obama
New Jersey 8 11 1 0 20 Obama
New Mexico 6 6 0 0 12
New York 20 28 1 0 49 Obama
North Carolina 3 15 1 0 19 Obama
North Dakota 0 8 0 0 8 Obama
Ohio 4 14 2 1 21 Obama
Oklahoma 1 7 2 0 10 Obama
Oregon 0 13 0 0 13 Obama
Pennsylvania 16 12 1 0 29 Clinton
Puerto Rico 4 2 2 0 8 Clinton
Rhode Island 6 5 1 0 12 Clinton
South Carolina 2 6 1 0 9 Obama
South Dakota 2 5 1 0 8 Obama
Tennessee 6 8 3 0 17 Obama
Texas 10 21 4 0 35 Obama
Utah 0 6 0 0 6 Obama
Vermont 0 6 2 0 8 Obama
Virgin Islands 2 3 1 0 6 Obama
Virginia 6 11 1 0 18 Obama
Washington 1 16 2 0 19 Obama
West Virginia 3 6 2 0 11 Obama
Wisconsin 2 16 0 0 18 Obama
Wyoming 1 5 0 0 6 Obama

* Democrats Abroad have ½ vote. [Florida, and Michigan superdelegates not yet updated for full votes.][needs update]

Details

The following table includes all superdelegate positions. Vacant positions are last, the others are sorted alphabetically by name. To re-sort these tables, click on the double-arrow symbol at the top of a column.

List of seated superdelegates

Total votes on this table:
  • Obama: 562.5
  • Clinton: 211.5
  • Uncommitted: 73
  • Vacant: 5

Total: 852

The table below consists of 856 entries comprising 852 votes, as follows.

  • Unpledged PLEOs: 775 delegates, accounting for 771 votes:
    • 767 delegates from states and territories, each with 1 vote (note: includes 4 vacancies, listed at the end).
    • 8 Democrats Abroad delegates, each with ½ vote. Total: 4 votes.
  • Unpledged Add-ons: 81 delegates, with 1 vote each. Total: 81 votes.
Delegate State Position Detail or notes Endorsement Sources Commit dateЖ
Tina Abbott MI* DNC Michigan Democratic Vice Chair; Michigan AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Obama AP[12] 03 Jun 2008
Neil Abercrombie HI Representative Obama Politico.com[13] 10 Feb 2007
Lynne Abraham PA Add-on District Attorney of Philadelphia Clinton DCW[10] 07 Jun 2008
Aníbal Acevedo Vilá PR Governor Obama CNN[14] 13 Feb 2008
Steven Achelpohl NE DNC State Chair Obama Lincoln Journal-Star[15] 19 Apr 2008
Gary Ackerman NY Representative Originally supported Clinton[16] Obama ABC News[17] 05 Jun 2008
Daniel Akaka HI Senator Obama BarackObama.com[18] 12 May 2008
Steven Alari CA DNC Obama New York Times[19] 11 Jan 2008
Yvette Alexander DC Add-on District Councilmember Obama Washington Post[20] 03 Apr 2008
Tom Allen ME Representative Obama Portland Press Herald[21] 12 May 2008
Jason Altmire PA Representative Obama DCW[22] 06 Jun 2008
Mark Anderson SD Add-on South Dakota AFL-CIO President Uncommitted
Joe Andrew IN DPL Former DNC Chairman
Originally supported Clinton[23] 		Obama AP[24] 1 May 2008
Rob Andrews NJ Representative Originally supported Clinton[25] Obama AtlanticCity.com[26] 07 Jun 2008
Patsy Arceneaux LA DNC Originally supported Clinton[27] Obama DCW[28] 03 Jun 2008
Mike Arcuri NY Representative Originally supported Clinton[29] Obama ABC News[17] 05 Jun 2008
Ward Armstrong VA Add-on State Delegate Obama Virginia Politics[30] 31 Jan 2008
Carmen E. Arroyo NY Add-on State Assemblymember Clinton MSNBC[31] 1 May 2008
Celita Arroyo de Roques PR DNC Obama el Nuevo Dia[32]
Kitti Asberry OK DNC State Vice Chair Obama Tulsa World[33]
Jon Ausman FL* DNC Clinton Palm Beach Post[34] 03 Jun 2008
Anthony Avallone CT DNC Obama Hartford Courant[35]
Joe Baca CA Representative Officially DNC Member
Originally supported Clinton[19] 		Obama Black Voice News[36] 19 Jun 2008
Brian Baird WA Representative Obama Post-Intelligencer[37] 15 Feb 2008
John Baldacci ME Governor Originally supported Clinton[38] Obama MaineToday.com[39] 07 Jun 2008
Tammy Baldwin WI Representative Originally supported Clinton[40] Obama The Progressive[41] 20 Jun 2008
John Barrow GA Representative Obama Macon Telegraph[42] 28 Feb 2008
Willie Barrow IL DNC Obama Chicago Tribune,[43] BarackObama.com[44]
Matthew Barzun KY Add-on Obama DCW[10] 07 Jun 2008
William Craig Bashein OH Add-on Clinton DCW[45] 21 May 2008
Lu Battaglieri MI* DNC Executive Director, Michigan Education Association Obama Detroit Free Press[46] 02 Jun 2008
Max Baucus MT Senator Obama DCW[28] 03 Jun 2008
Rena Baumgartner PA DNC Clinton The Morning Call[47]
Evan Bayh IN Senator Clinton HillaryClinton.com[48] 24 Sep 2007
Melissa Bean IL Representative Obama Politico.com[13]
Joyce Beatty OH DNC Dem. Legislative Campaign Comm. Obama Columbus Dispatch[49] 03 Jun 2008
Don Beavers AR DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[50]
Xavier Becerra CA Representative Obama American Chronicle[51] 27 Jan 2008
Mike Beebe AR Governor Originally supported Clinton[52] Obama ArkansasBusiness.com[53] 09 Jun 2008
Robert Bell DA* DNC Clinton Toronto Star[54] 16 Feb 2008
Teresa Benitez-Thompson NV DNC State Vice Chair Obama Time[55] 06 Mar 2008
Cecil Benjamin VI DNC Territory Chair Obama The Virgin Islands Daily News[56]
Shelley Berkley NV Representative Originally supported Clinton[57] Obama Las Vegas Sun[58] 20 Jun 2008
Howard Berman CA Representative Obama The Boston Globe[59] 15 May 2008
Jeremy Bernard CA DNC Obama Mercury News[60]
Marion Berry AR Representative Originally supported Clinton[61] Obama ArkansasBusiness.com[53] 09 Jun 2008
Steve Beshear KY Governor Obama DCW[22] 06 Jun 2008
Judy Bevans VT DNC State Vice Chair Obama Brattleboro Reformer[62]
Belinda Biafore WV DNC State Vice Chair Clinton Charleston Gazette[63] 23 Feb 2008
Gus Bickford MA DNC Clinton Boston.com[64] 12 Feb 2008
Joe Biden DE Senator Former Candidate Obama Meet The Press[65] 22 Jun 2008
Jack Billion SD DNC State Chair Obama Rapid City Journal[66]
Rachel Binah CA DNC Originally supported Clinton[67] Obama DCW[28] 03 Jun 2008
Jeff Bingaman NM Senator Obama Albuquerque Journal[68] 28 Apr 2008
Sanford Bishop GA Representative Obama AP[69] 10 Sep 2007
Tim Bishop NY Representative Originally supported Clinton[70] Obama ABC News[17] 05 Jun 2008
Don Bivens AZ DNC State Chair Obama DCW[71] 03 Jun 2008
Margaret Blackshere IL DNC Obama BarackObama.com[72]
Rod Blagojevich IL Governor Obama nbc5.com[73] 10 Feb 2007
Earl Blumenauer OR Representative Obama Oregon Live[74] 1 Feb 2008
Anita Bonds DC DNC District Chair Obama Real Clear Politics[75] 12 May 2008
Madeleine Bordallo GU Representative Congressional Delegate Obama Time[76] 20 May 2008
Connie Borde DA* DNC Obama [citation needed]
Dan Boren OK Representative Uncommitted
Moretta Bosley KY DNC Clinton Messenger-Inquirer[77]
Leonard Boswell IA Representative Clinton HillaryClinton.com[78] 18 Dec 2007
Rick Boucher VA Representative Obama Tri-Cities Personal News and Media Center[79] 21 Jan 2008
Barbara Boxer CA Senator Obama DCW[80] 04 Jun 2008
Allen Boyd FL* Representative Uncommitted
Nancy Boyda KS Representative Obama Lawrence Journal[81] 11 Jun 2008
Bill Bradbury OR DNC Dem. Assoc. of Secretaries of State Obama DCW[28] 03 Jun 2008
Karla Bradley AR DNC State Vice Chair Clinton HillaryClinton.com[82]
Bob Brady PA Representative Obama Boston.com[83] 03 Jun 2008
Terrie Brady FL* DNC President, Duval Teachers United Uncommitted
Bruce Braley IA Representative Obama AP[84] 30 Apr 2008
Gail Bray ID DNC National Committeewoman Obama Idaho Statesman[85] 04 Feb 2008
Joyce Brayboy NC DNC Obama The News & Observer.[86] 10 Mar 2008
Donna Brazile DC DNC Uncommitted
Phil Bredesen TN Governor Obama Politico.com[87] 03 Jun 2008
Scott Brennan IA DNC State Chair Obama Quad City Times[88] 20 May 2008
Mark Brewer MI* DNC DNC Vice Chair & State Chair Uncommitted
Doug Brooks MO DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[89]
Roy LaVerne Brooks TX DNC State Vice Chair Obama Dallas Morning News[90]
Corrine Brown FL* Representative Originally supported Clinton[91] Obama BarackObama.com[92] 05 Jun 2008
Marilyn Tyler Brown DC DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[93]
Michael D. Brown DC Senator Shadow Senator Obama Washington City Paper[94] 26 Feb 2008
Sherrod Brown OH Senator Obama BarackObama.com[92] 05 Jun 2008
Janice C. Brunson AZ DNC Clinton AZ Central[95]
Mark Bryant MO DNC Obama AP[96]
Ray Buckley NH DNC State Chair Obama PolitickerNH.com[97] 03 Jun 2008
Jeanne Buell ID DNC State Vice Chair Obama USA Today[98] 11 Feb 2008
Elizabeth Bunn MI* DNC UAW Secretary-Treasurer Obama USA Today[99] 10 Jun 2008
William Burga OH DNC Clinton MSNBC[100] 10 Apr 2008
Anna Burger DC DNC Obama SEIU[101] 15 Feb 2008
Susan Burgess NC DNC Nat'l Dem. Municipal Officials Conf. Clinton WRAL-TV[102] 07 Feb 2008
Tonio Burgos NJ DNC Clinton AP[103] 02 Apr 2007
Grant Burgoyne ID DNC National Committeeman Obama Idaho Statesman[85] 04 Feb 2008
Carol Burke VI DNC Obama BarackObama.com,[104] AP[105] 10 May 2008
Elsie Burkhalter LA DNC State Second Vice Chair Uncommitted
Stewart Burkhalter AL Add-on State AFL-CIO President Obama AP[106] 1 Mar 2008
Cordelia Lewis Burks IN DNC State Vice Chair Obama WLFI-TV[107]
James Burns HI Add-on Retired Judge Obama Honolulu Advertiser[108] 25 May 2008
G. K. Butterfield NC Representative Obama The News & Observer[109] 14 Jan 2008
Robert Byrd WV Senator Former Senate Majority Leader – officially DPL? Obama Charleston Gazette[110] 19 May 2008
Brendan Byrne NJ Add-on Former Governor Clinton BlueJersey.com[111] 17 Apr 2008
Luisette Cabanas PR DNC Territory Vice Chair Clinton Atlantic Monthly[112] 30 Apr 2008
Ellen Camhi CT DNC Clinton Hartford Courant[35]
Carol Ann Campbell PA DNC Obama Time[113] 19 Feb 2008
Margarett Campbell MT DNC State Vice Chair. Obama DCW[28] 03 Jun 2008
Mary Eva Candon DC DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[93]
Maria Cantwell WA Senator Obama The Columbian[114] 09 Jun 2008
Lois Capps CA Representative Obama Politico.com[115] 30 Apr 2008
Mike Capuano MA Representative Obama The Boston Globe[116] 28 Jan 2008
Yolanda Caraway DC DNC Originally supported Clinton[93] Obama BarackObama.com[92] 06 Jun 2008
Ben Cardin MD Senator Obama DCW[80] 04 Jun 2008
Dennis Cardoza CA Representative Originally supported Clinton[117] Obama BarackObama.com[117] 23 May 2008
Ian Carleton VT DNC State Chair Obama Burlington Free Press[118] 06 Mar 2008
Robin Carnahan MO DNC Dem. Assoc. of Secretaries of State Obama DCW[28] 03 Jun 2008
Russ Carnahan MO Representative Obama STLToday[119] 10 May 2007
Chris Carney PA Representative Clinton AP[120] 9 May 2008
Thomas R. Carper DE Senator Obama The Hill[121] 04 Jun 2008
André Carson IN Representative Obama AP[122] 16 Apr 2008
Jimmy Carter GA DPL Former President, Member of the "Pelosi Club"† since May 1, 2008[123] Obama WGCL Atlanta[124] 03 Jun 2008
Rob Carver DE Add-on Obama The News Journal[125][126] 05 Apr 2008
Bob Casey Jr. PA Senator Obama The Philadelphia Inquirer[127] 28 Mar 2008
Nick Casey Jr. WV DNC State Chair Obama DCW[22] 06 Jun 2008
Donna Cassutt MN DNC State Vice Chair Obama MN Publius[128] 29 Feb 2008
Kathy Castor FL* Representative Obama St. Petersburg Times[129] 02 Feb 2008
Don Cazayoux LA Representative Uncommitted
Mitchell Caesar FL* DNC Obama DCW[28] 03 Jun 2008
Ben Chandler KY Representative Obama AP[130] 29 Apr 2008
Cheryl Chapman SD DNC State Vice Chair Clinton Keloland.com[131] 04 Jun 2008
Maria Chappelle-Nadal MO DNC State Representative Obama STLToday[132] 03 Jun 2008
Martin Chavez NM DNC Clinton New York Times[19]
Linda Chavez-Thompson TX DNC DNC Vice Chair Uncommitted
Will Cheek TN DNC Obama Nashville Post[133]
John D. Cherry MI* DNC Nat'l Assoc. of Dem. Lieutenant Governors
Originally supported Clinton[134] 		Obama MLive.com[135] 08 Jun 2008
Travis Childers MS Representative Uncommitted
Donna Christian-Christensen VI Representative Congressional Delegate Clinton HillaryClinton.com[136] 16 Sep 2007
David Cicilline RI DNC Nat'l Conf. Dem. Mayors Clinton New York Times[19] 14 Jun 2007
Alvaro Cifuentes MD DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[93]
Martha Fuller Clark NH DNC State Vice Chair Obama BarackObama.com[137]
Yvette D. Clarke NY Representative Originally supported Clinton[138] Obama MSNBC[139] 05 Jun 2008
Lacy Clay MO Representative Obama STLToday[119] 10 May 2007
Emanuel Cleaver MO Representative Clinton HillaryClinton.com[140] 21 Aug 2007
Verna Cleveland GA Add-on Clinton DCW[141] 24 May 2008
Bill Clinton NY DPL Former President
Originally supported Clinton[142] 		Obama The Associated Press[143] 26 Jun 2008
Hillary Clinton NY Senator Former Candidate Obama CNN[144] 07 Jun 2008
Jim Clyburn SC Representative Majority Whip Obama AP[145] 02 Jun 2008
Martha Coakley MA Add-on State Attorney General Clinton Time[146] 20 May 2008
Gilda Cobb-Hunter SC DNC Uncommitted
Larry Cohen DC DNC Obama YouTube[147] 15 May 2008
Steve Cohen TN Representative Obama Memphis Flyer[148] 04 Feb 2008
Eric Coleman MI* DNC Oakland County Commissioner Obama Detroit Free Press[149] 14 May 2008
Victor Collymore WA Add-on Uncommitted
Brian S. Colón NM DNC State Chair Obama BarackObama.com[150] 3 May 2008
Toby Condliffe DA* DNC Dems Abroad Vice Chair Obama Toronto Star[54]
Kent Conrad ND Senator Obama BarackObama.com[151] 29 Dec 2007
John Conyers MI* Representative Obama Michigan Chronicle[152] 02 Jan 2008
Vivian E. Cook NY DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[153]
Jim Cooper TN Representative Obama The Hill[154]
Maria Cordone MD DNC Nat'l Dem. Seniors Coor. Clinton HillaryClinton.com[93]
Jon Corzine NJ Governor Originally supported Clinton[155][156] Obama NJ.com[157] 05 Jun 2008
Jim Costa CA Representative Obama BarackObama.com[117] 23 May 2008
Jerry Costello IL Representative Obama The Hill[154]
Ed Cote WA DNC Obama 04 Jun 2008
Jeanette Council NC DNC Obama The Fayetteville Observer[158] 6 May 2008
Joe Courtney CT Representative Obama TheDay.com[159] 21 May 2008
Bud Cramer AL Representative Uncommitted
Phoebe Crane IN DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[160] 29 Oct 2007
C. Richard Cranwell VA DNC State Chair Obama BarackObama.com[92] 05 Jun 2008
Joseph Crowley NY Representative Originally supported Clinton[16] Obama ABC News[17] 05 Jun 2008
Dr. Inez Crutchfield TN DNC Obama DCW[80] 04 Jun 2008
Joseph Cryan NJ DNC State Chair Clinton HillaryClinton.com[161] 02 Apr 2007
Michael Cryor MD DNC State Chair Obama Politico.com[162] 5 May 2008
Henry Cuellar TX Representative Originally supported Clinton[163] Obama Dallas Morning News[164] 18 Jun 2008
Peter Cuffaro WV Add-on Uncommitted
Chet Culver IA Governor Obama Des Moines Register[165] 08 Feb 2008
Mari Culver IA Add-on First Lady of Iowa Uncommitted
Kristi Cumming UT Add-on Obama AP[105] 10 May 2008
Elijah Cummings MD Representative Obama Politico.com[13] 21 Jan 2008
Andrew Cuomo NY Add-on State Attorney General Clinton MSNBC[31] 1 May 2008
Barbara Flynn Currie IL Add-on State Representative Obama AP[166] 5 May 2008
Kenneth M. Curtis FL* DPL Former DNC Chairman Clinton HillaryClinton.com[167] 03 Oct 2007
Joyce Cusack FL* DNC Obama The Miami Herald[168]
Carole Dabbs GA DNC Clinton AP[69]
Jean Lemire Dahlman MT DNC Obama AP,[169] The Raw Story[170] 8 May 2008
Richard M. Daley IL Add-on Mayor of Chicago Obama AP[166] 5 May 2008
John Daniello DE DNC State Chair Obama DCW[71] 03 Jun 2008
Tom Daschle SD DPL Former Senate Majority Leader Obama DCW[123] 22 May 2008
John Davies AK DNC Obama Anchorage Daily News[171]
Artur Davis AL Representative Obama New America Media[91]
Danny Davis IL Representative Obama New America Media[91]
Lincoln Davis TN Representative Uncommitted
Susan Davis CA Representative Obama DCW[80] 04 Jun 2008
Yvonne Davis TX DNC Obama Time[172] 29 Feb 2008
Ralph Dawson NY DNC Obama Politico.com[173] 03 Jun 2008
Howard Dean VT DNC DNC Chairman Uncommitted
Lois M. DeBerry TN DNC Obama New York Times[19]
Jennifer DeChant ME DNC Obama SeaCoastOnline[174] 03 Jun 2008
Joseph DeCotiis NJ DNC Clinton AP[103]
Peter DeFazio OR Representative Obama The Oregonian[175] 8 May 2008
Diana DeGette CO Representative Originally supported Clinton[176] Obama BarackObama.com[92] 05 Jun 2008
William Delahunt MA Representative Obama The Boston Globe[177] 27 Dec 2007
Rosa DeLauro CT Representative Obama Hartford Courant[35] 02 Feb 2008
Debra DeLee MA DPL Former DNC Chairman Clinton Boston.com[178] 13 Feb 2008
Diane Denish NM DNC Nat'l Assoc. of Dem. Lieutenant Governors Clinton New York Times[19]
Grace Diaz RI DNC Clinton Providence Journal[179] 19 Feb 2008
Norm Dicks WA Representative Originally supported Clinton[180] Obama BarackObama.com[92] 05 Jun 2008
Gaeten DiGangi NH DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[181]
Thomas DiNapoli NY Add-on State Comptroller Clinton MSNBC[31] 1 May 2008
Nancy DiNardo CT DNC State Chair Obama WABC-TV[182] 02 Jun 2008
Debbie Dingell MI* DNC Obama Atlantic[183] 03 Jun 2008
John Dingell MI* Representative Originally supported Clinton[184] Obama MLive.com[135] 08 Jun 2008
Arrington Dixon DC DNC Obama Washington Post,[185] BarackObama.com[186]
Frank Dixon OR DNC State Vice Chair Obama Democratic Party of Oregon[187] 03 Jun 2008
Martha Dixon AR DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[82]
Chris Dodd CT Senator Former DNC Chairman – officially DPL?
Former Candidate 		Obama New York Times[188] 26 Feb 2008
Carolyn Doggett CA Add-on Clinton Mercury News[189] 18 May 2008
Lloyd Doggett TX Representative Obama MSNBC[190] 20 Feb 2008
Francisco Domenech PR DNC Young Dems of America Clinton HillaryClinton.com[191] 05 Jan 2008
Ronald Donatucci PA DNC Clinton New York Times[19]
Joe Donnelly IN Representative Obama Time[192] 13 May 2008
Byron Dorgan ND Senator Obama AP[193] 27 Feb 2008
Wayne Dowdy MS DNC State Chair Obama AP[194] 21 May 2008
Jim Doyle WI Governor Obama Journal Sentinel[40] 05 Jan 2008
Mike Doyle PA Representative Obama DCW[80] 04 Jun 2008
Nancy Drummond WY DNC State Vice Chair Obama BarackObama.com[195] 27 May 2008
Martin Dunleavy CT DNC Nat'l Dem. Ethnic Coord. Comm. Obama Hartford Courant[35]
Dick Durbin IL Senator Obama Politico.com[196] 30 Aug 2007
Mary Ellen Early CA DNC Obama Los Angeles Daily News[197]
Mike Easley NC Governor Clinton AP[198] 28 Apr 2008
Barbara Easterling VA DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[93]
Maria Echaveste CA DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[199] 27 Apr 2007
Al Edwards TX DNC Obama Houston Chronicle[200] 06 Mar 2008
Chet Edwards TX Representative Obama Killeen Daily Herald[201] 19 Feb 2008
Donna Edwards MD Representative Obama Washington Post[202] 07 Feb 2008
Keith Ellison MN Representative Obama USA Today[203]
Brad Ellsworth↓ IN Representative Commitment, not endorsement, see footnote↓. Clinton ABC News[204] 7 May 2008
Rahm Emanuel IL Representative Obama DCW[80] 04 Jun 2008
Eliot Engel NY Representative Originally supported Clinton[16] Obama ABC News[17] 05 Jun 2008
Anna Eshoo CA Representative Obama Palo Alto Online[205] 30 Jan 2008
Edward Espinoza CA DNC Obama Time[206] 9 May 2008
Bob Etheridge NC Representative Obama DCW[22] 06 Jun 2008
Kathleen Fahey NE DNC Obama Lincoln Journal Star[207]
Eni Faleomavaega AS Representative Congressional Delegate Obama The Hill[154]
Sam Farr CA Representative Obama Politico.com[208] 03 Jun 2008
Herman D. Farrell Jr. NY DNC Clinton New York Times[209] 14 Feb 2008
Jimmie Farris TN DNC Clinton Knoxnews.com[210]
Chaka Fattah PA Representative Obama New America Media[91]
Russ Feingold WI Senator Obama The Capital Times[211] 22 Feb 2008
Dianne Feinstein CA Senator Clinton HillaryClinton.com[212] 27 Dec 2007
Adrian Fenty DC Governor Mayor[213] Obama Washington Post[214] 17 Jul 2007
Joel Ferguson MI* DNC Michigan State University Trustee
Originally supported Clinton[215] 		Obama MLive.com[135] 08 Jun 2008
Charlene Fernandez AZ DNC State Vice Chair Obama PolitickerAZ.com[216] 26 Apr 2008
Robert Ficano MI* DNC Executive of Wayne County Obama Detroit Free Press[217] 14 May 2008
C. Virginia Fields NY Add-on Former Borough President of Manhattan Clinton MSNBC[31] 1 May 2008
Bob Filner CA Representative Obama DCW[28] 03 Jun 2008
June Fischer NJ DNC Clinton AP[103] 02 Apr 2007
Michael Fitzgerald IA DNC Nat'l Assoc. of Dem. State Treasurers Obama Des Moines Register[218]
Norma Fisher Flores TX DNC Clinton Dallas Morning News[90] 07 Mar 2008
James Florio NJ Add-on Former Governor Clinton BlueJersey.com[111] 17 Apr 2008
Hartina Flournoy DC DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[93]
Tom Foley WA DPL Former Speaker of the House
Originally supported Clinton[16] 		Obama BarackObama.com[92] 05 Jun 2008
Carnelia Pettis Fondren MS DNC State Vice Chair Obama AP[219] 03 Jun 2008
Stephen Fontana CT DNC State Vice Chair Obama Hartford Courant[35]
Bill Foster IL Representative Obama Chicago Sun-Times[220] 08 Mar 2008
Carol Fowler SC DNC State Chair Obama AP[221] 04 Mar 2008
Donald Fowler SC DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[222] 19 Dec 2007
Ken Foxworth MN DNC Obama Star Tribune[223]
Barney Frank MA Representative Clinton HillaryClinton.com[224] 13 Nov 2007
Jim Frasier OK DNC Uncommitted
Kalyn Free OK DNC Obama BarackObama.com[225] 5 May 2008
Anita Freedman NH DNC Clinton HillaryClinton.com[181]
Dave Freudenthal WY Governor Obama AP[226] 02 Apr 2008
Dario Frommer CA Add-on Clinton Mercury News[189] 18 May 2008
Deanna Fuimaono AS DNC Clinton Honolulu Advertiser[227] 11 Jan 2008
John Gage MD DNC Obama AP.[228] 9 May 2008
Alexandra Gallardo-Rooker CA DNC State Vice Chair Obama New York Times[19]
Eric Garcetti CA DNC Nat'l Dem. Municipal Officials Conf. Obama Wilshire & Washington[229]
Larry Gates KS DNC State Chair Obama DCW[230] 19 May 2008
Yvonne Gates NV DNC Obama AP[231] 1 Jun 2008
Dan Gelber FL* Add-on Obama Miami Herald[232] 7 May 2008
Steven Geller FL* Add-on Uncommitted
William George PA DNC Clinton Patriot-News[233] 30 Apr 2008
Dick Gephardt MO DPL Former House Minority Leader Clinton HillaryClinton.com[234] 05 Jul 2007
Alice Germond WV DNC Secretary of DNC Uncommitted
Liv Gibbons DA* DNC Obama independent.ie[235]
Gabby Giffords AZ Representative Obama DCW[28] 03 Jun 2008
Kirsten Gillibrand NY Representative Originally supported Clinton[16] Obama ABC News[17] 05 Jun 2008
Emily Giske NY DNC Clinton

Notes

* Democrats Abroad superdelegates have ½ vote. [Florida and Michigan delegations not yet un-marked.] ↔ Gov. Ed Rendell (PA), Sen. Robert Byrd (WV), and Sen. Chris Dodd (CT) are credentialed by the DNC as Distinguished Party Leaders[213] ↓ Rep. Brad Ellsworth (IN) has committed to vote for Clinton in deference to their constituents' votes in the state primaries. They explicitly distinguish this from an "endorsement" and have not personally endorsed either candidate. Ж Commit Date is the actual date of commitment or earliest instance of public support. For reasons of file size management, candidate-by-candidate citations may not be provided. The best source of this information is from the press releases and blog entries of the candidate websites: hillaryclinton.com and barackobama.com. January 20, 2007, is the date Senator Hillary Clinton opened her exploratory committee for the Presidential Democratic nomination and is thus considered the first date that a superdelegate can endorse her. February 10, 2007 is the date Senator Barack Obama announced his candidacy for the Presidential Democratic nomination and is thus considered the first date that a superdelegate can endorse him. † The "Pelosi Club" is an informal name for a group of superdelegates who announced their intention to vote for the candidate who won the absolute majority of pledged delegates(Barack Obama). The group is named for its first two members, House Speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi (CA) and her daughter Christine Pelosi (CA DNC), who announced their intention on March 30. The group prominently includes Former President Jimmy Carter (GA DPL, announced May 1); other members are Sen. Maria Cantwell (WA), Denise Johnson (TX; April 6), and Rep. Chris Van Hollen (MD, May 24).[123] Somewhat confusingly, Sen. Cantwell is on record endorsing Clinton, but she has vowed to vote for the pledged delegate leader. [Note: Please do *not* move these delegates to Obama's column without a specific endorsement first since it is only a conditional pledge, per DCW May 20 update.] There are also 'former members' of the Pelosi Club. All of the following have since gone on to become outright Obama delegates, and are listed here together with the date they were recognized as such: Former DNC Chair Roy Romer (CO DPL, May 13). Rep. Zoe Lofgren (CA, May 22), former Sen. Tom Daschle (SD DPL, May 22), Rep. Robert Wexler (FL, May 22), and charter Pelosi Club member Betty Richie (TX DNC, May 29).[123]

History of superdelegate composition changes

Date Total Name Effect Notes
25 Aug 2008 852 14.5 MI, 13 FL Superdelegates 27.5↑ Total All 29 MI and 26 FL superdelegates restored by DNC, with a full vote.[236]
20 Aug 2008 824.5 Rebecca Gwatney (AR) = Total Elected by AR DNC to replace Bill Gwatney.[237]
20 Aug 2008 824.5 Stephanie Tubbs Jones (OH) = Total died,[238] creating vacancy.
13 Aug 2008 824.5 Bill Gwatney (AR) = Total died,[239] creating vacancy (DNC – State Chair).
17 Jun 2008 824.5 Representative Donna Edwards (MD-04) ↑ Total ↑ Obama Won MD-04 special election[240] (Albert Wynn's seat)
31 May 2008 823.5 14.5 MI Superdelegates 14.5↑ Total All MI superdelegates restored by DNC, each with half a vote.
31 May 2008 809 13 FL Superdelegates 13↑ Total All FL superdelegates restored by DNC, each with half a vote.
20 May 2008 796 Representative Travis Childers (MS-01) ↑ Total Won MS-01 special election, May 13.[241] (Roger Wicker's seat)
3 May 2008 795 Representative Don Cazayoux (LA-06) ↑ Total Won LA-06 special election[242] (Richard Baker's seat)
26 Apr 2008 794 Charlene Fernandez (AZ) = Total ↑ Obama Elected state vice chair (filling vacancy)[216]
08 Apr 2008 794 Representative Jackie Speier (CA-12) ↑ Total ↑ Clinton Won CA-12 special election[243] (Tom Lantos' seat)
04 Apr 2008 793 Reginald LaFayette (NY) = Total ↑ Clinton Became highest ranking man in state party[244]
04 Apr 2008 793 Dave Pollak (NY) = Total ↓ Clinton Resigned position as State Vice Chair[244]
27 Mar 2008 793 Representative Albert Wynn (MD-04) ↓ Total ↓ Obama Resigned, effective May 31, 2008[245][246]
18 Mar 2008 794 Jennifer DeChant (ME) = Total Substitutes for Rita Moran[247]
17 Mar 2008 794 John Melcher (MT) = Total ↑ Obama Vacancy at National Democratic Seniors Coordinating Council filled[248]
17 Mar 2008 794 Mayor Brenda Lawrence (Southfield, MI) ↓ Total Vacancy at National Conference of Democratic Mayors filled by a Mayor from Michigan (stripped)[249]
17 Mar 2008 795 Governor Eliot Spitzer (NY) ↓ Total ↓ Clinton Resigned. New governor, David Paterson, was already a superdelegate (DNC, at-large)[250]
15 Mar 2008 796 Elsie Burkhalter (LA) = Total Elected highest ranking woman in state party[251]
15 Mar 2008 796 Mary Lou Winters (LA) = Total ↓ Clinton Completed term in state party[251]
13 Mar 2008 796 Representative André Carson (IN-07) ↑ Total ↑ Obama Won IN-07 special election[252] (Julia Carson's seat)
08 Mar 2008 795 Representative Bill Foster (IL-14) ↑ Total ↑ Obama Won IL-14 special election[253]
19 Feb 2008 794 Teresa Benitez-Thompson (NV) = Total ↑ Obama Became State Vice Chair[254] upon Jill Derby's resignation.
19 Feb 2008 794 Jill Derby (NV) = Total Resigned as State Chair[254] and immediately replaced.
19 Feb 2008 794 Grace Diaz (RI) = Total ↑ Clinton Appointed State Vice Chair[255] filling vacancy.
16 Feb 2008 794 Cheryl Chapman (SD) = Total Elected State Vice Chair[256] filling vacancy.
13 Feb 2008 794 DPL Kenneth M. Curtis ↓ Total ↓ Clinton Relocated from Maine to Florida (stripped)[249]
11 Feb 2008 795 Representative Tom Lantos (CA-12) ↓ Total ↓ Clinton died[257]
28 Jan 2008 796 Donna Branch Gilby (AZ) = Total Resigned as State Vice Chair[258] creating vacancy.
25 Jan 2008 796 Catherine Cortez Masto (NV) = Total Vacancy at Democratic Attorneys General Association filled[259]
25 Jan 2008 796 Mayor David Cicilline (Providence, RI) = Total ↑ Clinton Elected president of the National Conference of Democratic Mayors.[260]
25 Jan 2008 796 Mayor Shirley Franklin (Atlanta, GA) = Total ↓ Obama Completed term as president of the National Conference of Democratic Mayors.[260]
18 Jan 2008 796 John Stroger (IL) = Total died[261] creating vacancy (DNC At-Large).
15 Jan 2008 796 Governor Kathleen Blanco (LA) ↓ Total leaves office; replaced by Republican Bobby Jindal[262]
Dec 2007 797 Bill Orton (UT) = Total = Obama For a short time removed by DNC for missing three meetings.[263] Subsequently, reinstated.
15 Dec 2007 797 Representative Julia Carson (IN-07) ↓ Total died[264]
11 Dec 2007 798 Governor Steve Beshear (KY) ↑ Total sworn in; replaced Republican Governor Ernie Fletcher[265]
1 Dec 2007 797 All 28 MI Superdelegates 28↓ Total All MI Superdelegates lost their vote when DNC sanctioned the state.[266][267]
05 Oct 2007 825 All 25 FL Superdelegates 25↓ Total All FL Superdelegates lost their vote when DNC sanctioned the state.[266][267]
850 Initial number of superdelegates counted by DNC[268]

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