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Michigan: Identified Democratic Super Delegates
Super delegate commitments listed here are tracked by the Washington Post and washingtonpost.com and are based on public endorsements of candidates by super delegates. Super delegates who have not yet committed or who have not publicly divulged their candidate preference are listed, respectively, as "uncommitted" or "unknown."
Each candidate's projected total of committed super delegates is estimated by the Associated Press. Some super delegates have divulged their candidate preference to the AP under an agreement of confidentiality. Those delegates are listed, here, as "unknown," and will remain so until they publicly commit to a candidate.
Summary
Super Delegates (28)
- Committed to Clinton : 7
- Committed to Obama : 6
- Uncommitted : 3
- Committed to Unknown : 12
Primary held on January 15, 2008.
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| Superdelegate Name | Title |
|---|---|
| John Cherry | |
| Joel Ferguson | |
| Debbie Stabenow | U.S. Senator |
| John Dingell | U.S. Representative |
| Sander Levin | U.S. Representative |
| Jennifer Granholm | Governor |
| Dale Kildee | U.S. Representative |
| Superdelegate Name | Title |
|---|---|
| Lauren Wolfe | |
| Jim Hoffa | Delegate (add on) |
| Debbie Dingell | |
| Carolyn Cheeks-Kilpatrick | U.S. Representative |
| John Conyers | U.S. Representative |
| Robert Ficano |
| Superdelegate Name | Title |
|---|---|
| Richard N. Wiener | |
| Carl Levin | U.S. Senator |
| Bart Stupak | U.S. Representative |
| Superdelegate Name | Title |
|---|---|
| Arthenia Abbott | |
| Richard Shoemaker | |
| Mark Brewer | |
| Elizabeth Bunn | |
| Joyce Lalonde | |
| Kwame Kilpatrick | |
| Eric Coleman | |
| Virgie Rollins | |
| Jeffrey Radjewski | |
| Michael Tardif | |
| Lu Battaglieri | |
| Mark Brewer |
All delegate totals are provided by the Associated Press and include estimated numbers of unpledged delegates committed to candidates of both parties. The AP tracks the delegate totals by projecting the number of national convention delegates won by candidates in each presidential primary or caucus, based on state and national party rules, and by interviewing unpledged delegates to obtain their preferences.
The total number of a state's projected delegates may not be added to a candidate's total at the time that state's winner is declared. Additionally, a state's super delegates or unpledged delegates may commit to a candidate at any time until the party convention.
DEMOCRATIC 'SUPER' DELEGATES
An estimated 797 "unpledged" or "super" delegates will attend the Democratic Party's national convention. The super delegates are national party leaders (members of Congress, governors etc.) who are automatically appointed under party rules. They are not required to vote for any particular candidate and may commit or change their minds at any time up until the convention.
