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by seven votes, they each get two delegates. John McCain is leading his own veep search.Obama supers: CA Dem Lois Capps, IA Dem Bruce Braley, IN Dem Baron Hill, KY Dem Ben Chandler, and minor superdelegates from Guam, IA, MD, NM, SC, TX, and 3 from Illinois. Clinton supers: MO Dem Ike Skelton, and minors superdelegates from CT, MD, PA, Puerto Rico, TX, and 4 from New York. The NY Times looks at the impact of crossover voting

endorsement of Bill Richardson who also endrosed the Illinois Senator. Richardson was formerly running for President but dropped out after the New Hampshire contest. It only seems like that was ten years ago. Politico.com reported that Brian Colon's announcement brought Obama a small step closer to clinching the nomination. "Obama is 277 delegates away from securing the Democratic nomination," the news source wrote, after noting Obama's super delegate total now sits at

endorsement of Bill Richardson who also endrosed the Illinois Senator. Richardson was formerly running for President but dropped out after the New Hampshire contest. It only seems like that was ten years ago. Politico.com reported that Brian Colon's announcement brought Obama a small step closer to clinching the nomination. "Obama is 277 delegates away from securing the Democratic nomination," the news source wrote, after noting Obama's super delegate total now sits at

Obama wins Guam by 7 votes Edwards lacks North Carolina clout Bill Clinton visits key N.C. constituencies ID law could depress black turnout in Ind. N.M. chairman for Obama

Inez Tenenbaum was selected based on her support for Obama. In MD, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and Parris Glendening, who respectively support Clinton and Obama, were chosen. In New Mexico, party chair Brian Colon announced his support for Obama. And in Guam, where the candidates tied for pledged delegates, 2-2, Pilar Lujan and Jaime Paulino were elected party chair and vice-chair, thereby becoming superdelegates

Sen. Obama wins the Guam presidential caucuses by seven votes, 50.1%-49.9%. (This means a 2-2 delegate split, but also puts Obama two closer to the magic number of 2025.) On the super side, Obama picks up Brian Colon of NM, Inez Tenenbaum of SC, and Parris Glendening of MD (the latter two are UADs.) Clinton, meanwhile, gets Jaime Gonzalez of TX and Kathleen Kennedy Townsend of MD (also a UAD). So the day's super tally: Obama +3, Clinton +2. Adding 'em

Inez Tenenbaum was selected based on her support for Obama. In MD, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and Parris Glendening, who respectively support Clinton and Obama, were chosen. In New Mexico, party chair Brian Colon announced his support for Obama. And in Guam, where the candidates tied for pledged delegates, 2-2, Pilar Lujan and Jaime Paulino were elected party chair and vice-chair, thereby becoming superdelegates

Inez Tenenbaum was selected based on her support for Obama. In MD, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and Parris Glendening, who respectively support Clinton and Obama, were chosen. In New Mexico, party chair Brian Colon announced his support for Obama. And in Guam, where the candidates tied for pledged delegates, 2-2, Pilar Lujan and Jaime Paulino were elected party chair and vice-chair, thereby becoming superdelegates

Inez Tenenbaum was selected based on her support for Obama. In MD, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and Parris Glendening, who respectively support Clinton and Obama, were chosen. In New Mexico, party chair Brian Colon announced his support for Obama. And in Guam, where the candidates tied for pledged delegates, 2-2, Pilar Lujan and Jaime Paulino were elected party chair and vice-chair, thereby becoming superdelegates

Swing-state Democratic party chairman backs Obama. See also: Add-on superdelegate update » Login or register to post comments Feed: Politico Original article