Old Clinton Ties and Sway of Voters Tug at Delegates

Old Clinton Ties and Sway of Voters Tug at Delegates

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WASHINGTON — The dwindling group of elected officials and party leaders publicly undecided in the Democratic presidential contest — about 300 out of the 795 so-called superdelegates who may determine the party’s nominee — includes at least 30 who have a long and often personal history with the Clinton family.
...The candidates’ targets — an elite electorate — are in flux.

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talk about an awkward position to be in. Who do you go with? The woman who has personal history with a lot of delegates or a guy who has given a lot of money to other delegates? I would hate to be in this position of superdelegate. Imagine the pressure they must feel. They know if they make the wrong decision, they are going to be in some serious heat. But check the last line of the article. An elite electorate. I am sure these elites know more than we do and already have their minds made up.
That is the decision I actually worry about the most...the elite's, not the superdelegates'.

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