SUPERDELEGATES TO THE RESCUE? Can Clinton overcome Obama's endless winning streak? Or has Obama clinched the nomination already? READ THIS!

	Delegates (AP)	Super delegates	Total
Obama	1180	174	1354
Clinton	1026	239	1265
Edwards	12	--	12
Unknown-IA	14	--	14
Undeclared	0	306	306
Updated 2/22/2008	Delegates Needed: 2024.5

Superdelegate Comparison

Candidate	DCW	CNN	CBS	AP
Clinton	239	234	230	241
Obama	174	161	173	181
Updated 2/22/2008

MUST HIGHLIGHT TO SEE CANDIDATES, ITS A MYSTERY HAHA!

Here's a list of Superdelegates to the 2008 Democratic Convention that have officially announced who they plan to nominate.

We have also created a list of superdelegates that have not committed to a candidate.

There are 795 (not including Michigan and Florida) total Democratic superdelegates that the nominees are trying to be endorsed by. This consists of 719 regular superdelegates and 76 unpledged add-ons. We will continue to add the unpledged add-ons as soon as they are named by each state. (Note: Democrats Abroad superdelegates get 1/2 vote each, so there are actually 799 superdelegates casting 795 votes).

Super-delegates highlighted in red are from Michigan or Florida and do not count toward the nomination at this time.

We now have a breakdown of how the superdelegate endorsements from each state compare to the primary/caucus results.

Totals for each candidate can be see in the Delegate Tracker in the left sidebar.

Clinton DNC Patti Higgins (AK) DNC Joe Reed (AL) DNC Randy Kelley (AL) DNC Yvonne Kennedy (AL) Gov. Togiola Tulafono (AS) DNC Fagafaga Langkilde (AS) DNC Deanna Fuimaono (AS) DNC Nathaniel Savali (AS) Rep. Ed Pastor (AZ) DNC Joe Rios (AZ) DNC Janice C. Brunson (AZ) DNC Carolyn Warner (AZ) Gov. Mike Beebe (AR) Sen. Mark Pryor (AR) Sen. Blanche Lincoln (AR) Rep. Marion Berry (AR) Rep. Mike Ross (AR) Rep. Vic Snyder (AR) DNC Don Beavers (AR) DNC Martha Dixon (AR) DNC Karla Bradley (AR) DNC Bill Gwatney (AR) Sen. Diane Feinstein (CA) Rep. Maxine Waters (CA) Rep. Joe Baca (CA) Rep. Doris Matsui (CA) Rep. Mike Thompson (CA) Rep. Lynn Woolsey (CA) Rep. Dennis Cardoza (CA) Rep. Jane Harman (CA) Rep. Grace Napolitano (CA) Rep. Laura Richardson (CA) Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard (CA) Rep. Brad Sherman (CA) Rep. Hilda Solis (CA) Rep. Ellen Tauscher (CA) Rep. Diane Watson (CA) DNC Alice Huffman (CA) DNC Alicia Wang (CA) DNC Rosalind Wyman (CA) Rep. Loretta Sanchez (CA) DNC Charles Manatt (CA) DNC Kamil Hasan (CA) DNC Mona Pasquil (CA) DNC Mirian Saez (CA) DNC Garry Shay (CA) DNC Hon. Maria Echaveste (CA) DNC Rachel Binah (CA) Hon. Christopher Stampolis (CA) )

Clinton cont'd DNC Gaeten DiGangi (NH) DNC Anita Freedman (NH) Gov. Jon Corzine (NJ) Sen. Robert Menendez (NJ) Rep. Robert Andrews (NJ) Rep. Frank Pallone (NJ) Rep. Bill Pascrell (NJ) Rep. Albio Sires (NJ) Rep. Donald Payne (NJ) DNC Joseph DeCotiis (NJ) DNC Joe Cryan (NJ) DNC Tonio Burgos (NJ) DNC June Fisher (NJ) DNC Diane Denish (NM) DNC Martin Chavez (NM) DNC Mary Gail Gwaltney (NM) DNC Raymond Sanchez (NM) DNC Annadelle Sanchez (NM) DNC Christine Trujillo (NM) Gov. Eliot Spitzer (NY) President Bill Clinton (NY) Sen. Hillary Clinton (NY) Sen. Chuck Schumer (NY) Rep. Gary Ackerman (NY) Rep. Michael Arcuri (NY) Rep. Timothy Bishop (NY) Rep. Joseph Crowley (NY) Rep. Eliot Engel (NY) Rep. Kirsten Gillibrand (NY) Rep. John Hall (NY) Rep. Brian Higgins (NY) Rep. Maurice Hinchey (NY) Rep. Steve Israel (NY) Rep. Nita Lowey (NY) Rep. Carolyn Maloney (NY) Rep. Carolyn McCarthy (NY) Rep. Michael McNulty (NY) Rep. Gregory Meeks (NY) Rep. Jerrold Nadler (NY) Rep. Charles Rangel (NY) Richard Schaffer (NY) Rep. Jose Serrano (NY) Rep. Louise Slaughter (NY) Rep. Edolphus Towns (NY) Rep. Nydia Velazquez (NY) Rep. Anthony Weiner (NY) Rep. Yvette D. Clarke (NY) DNC June O'Neill (NY) DNC Dave Pollak (NY) DNC Randi Weingarten (NY)

Obama cont'd Rep. Earl Blumenauer (OR) Rep. Patrick Murphy (PA) Rep. Chaka Fattah (PA) DNC Carol Ann Campbell (PA) DNC Leon Lynch (PA) Gov. Aníbal Acevedo Vilá (PR) Dr. Celita Arroyo de Roques (PR) Rep. Patrick Kennedy (RI) DNC Patrick Lynch (RI) DNC Waring Howe Jr. (SC) Sen. Tim Johnson (SD) Fmr Sen. Tom Daschle (SD) DNC Jack Billion (SD) DNC Sharon Stroschein (SD) DNC Nicholas Nemec (SD) Rep. Jim Cooper (TN) Rep. Steve Cohen (TN) DNC Lois DeBerry (TN) DNC Will Cheek (TN) DNC (Rep.) Eddie Bernice Johnson (TX) Rep. Chet Edwards (TX) Rep. Al Green (TX) Rep. Lloyd Doggett (TX) Rep. Charlie Gonzalez (TX) DNC Moses Mercado (TX) DNC Bill Orton (UT) Sen. Patrick Leahy (VT) Rep. Peter Welch (VT) DNC Ian Carleton (VT) Gov. Tim Kaine (VA) Rick Boucher (VA) Rep. Bobby Scott (VA) Rep. Jim Moran (VA) Gov. John P. deJongh, Jr. (VI) Cecil Benjamin (VI) Judy Bevans (VT) DNC Chuck Ross Jr. (VT) Rep. Adam Smith (WA) Rep. Brian Baird (WA) DNC Pat Notter (WA) Gov. Christine Gregoire (WA) Gov. Jim Doyle (WI) Sen. Russ Feingold (WI) Rep. Gwen Moore (WI) Rep. David Obey (WI) Rep. Ron Kind (WI) Rep. Steve Kagen (WI) DNC Stan Gruszynski (WI) DNC Jason Rae (WI) DNC Peter Jorgenson (WY) DNC John Millin (WY)

* Superdelegates from Democrats Abroad only count as 1/2 of a vote.
# Add-on Superdelegates

Michigan and Florida

Candidate	Delegates	Super delegates	Total
Clinton	1204	253	1457
Obama	1247	179	1426
Edwards	25	--	25
Unknown-IA	14	--	14
Uncommitted	55	--	55
Undeclared	0	336	336
Updated 2/22/2008	Delegates Needed: 2206.

Although, it seems like Obama is on an endless winning streak, Clinton might gain support from the Superdelegates, but many have remained undecided and some have decided as I listed above. This election is all about CANDIDATE APPEAL LIKE IT DESCRIBES IN OUR BOOK, FROM CHARISMA TO ENERGETIC SPEECHES, AND THE GOOD GUY IS OBAMA. For me, it seems like the Xerox statement may have cost Hillary the election because she's seen as the villain and mean, because of people's perceptions of her. I truly think it's going to be a battle between Obama and McCain in the end, which will like always be close, BUT Obama will win in the end because of 1 word: CHANGE. lol America likes optimism and hope in a time of disarray economically and in terms of warfare.