Appointed Super Delegates
Posted on May 25th, 2008 by everyvotecounts
Here is a list of the appointed superdelegates. Please write letters to the SDs that are in your state at the very least, making your case, respectfully, for Senator Clinton. She is the candidate that has the Electoral College votes going her way. She is the one that has been attending all the senate committees to prepare. She is the one that will fight for the people of our country that need a champion! Please write to these Superdelegates. If you live in Michigan or Florida, we have a separate list for your delegates. This list takes a while to load because it is so long. Please be patient.
Here is the complete list of HRC Supporters and Undecideds in an Excel Document
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My rep, Adam Schiff pledged himself to Obama, how is this possible when his district went overwhelmingly for Clinton?
I though Obama said the SDs should follow the will of the people?
How do we deal with these traitors? I have already contacted him and told him to forget about re-election.
We really need to get going with the letters to make our case. Especially to delegates that go against the will of their constituents!
A PREVIOUS POST FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES
from the DNC Website
Last year the Party’s Commission on Presidential Nomination Timing and Scheduling issued its recommendations on the 2008 primary and caucus calendar.
The Party recognizes the need early in the nominating process to broaden participation to reflect the Party’s rich racial, regional, and economic diversity by including 2 additional states. Twelve states applied to conduct early primaries and caucuses. We believe that shows the energy and excitement for opening up the process.
The addition of 2 states early in the process will also open up the dialogue to engage a broader range of people to talk about a wider variety of issues. This will enable the Democratic Party to choose the strongest candidate to be our Presidential nominee.
The new schedule is as follows:
Iowa holds the first-in-the-nation caucus on January 14.
New Hampshire holds the first-in-the-nation primary on January 22.
Nevada conducts a caucus between Iowa and New Hampshire on Saturday, January 19.
South Carolina holds a primary 1 week after the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, January 29<
The regular window will open for all other states on the first Tuesday in February — February 5, 2008.
The non-conforming primaries
January 29 FLORIDA
January 29MICHIGAN
Now, I’m wondering just exactly what horrible foul FL and MI committed since they held their primaries AFTER 3 of the chosen early states and the same date as the SC primary.
AND Just why would the DNC put Nevada and S.C. ahead of FL and MI?
IF you want to look for racial, regional and economic diversity…they WHY would you put 2 highly unrepresentative caucuses ahead of two primary states.WHAT was the DNC thinking?
FURTHER I stongly suggest you read this before composing your letter.
http://www.democracyfornewhampshire.com/node/view/5465
We already know that Florida and Michigan violated Rule 11.A. by moving their primaries to a date before the first Tuesday in February. There is no argument there, but what about Iowa, New Hampshire, and yes, South Carolina too.
Rule 11.A specifically set the date for the primaries & caucuses for those three states as “no earlier than 22 days before the first Tuesday in February” (Iowa), “no earlier than 14 days before the first Tuesday in February” (New Hampshire), and “no earlier than 7 days before the first Tuesday in February” (South Carolina).
Iowa held their caucuses on January 3rd. That’s more than 22 days before the first Tuesday in February. New Hampshire held their primary on January 8th. That’s more than 17 days before the first Tuesday in February. And South Carolina held their primary on January 26th. That’s more than 7 days before the first Tuesday in February.
Under Rule 11.A., five states were in violation of the Democratic National Committee’s Delegate Selection Rules, and as such, all five states should have been punished under Rule 20.C.1.a.
A MOST IMPORTANT POINT to make with SPs is how the DNC VIOLATED it’s own rules, thereby CREATING this situation.
FROM THE PREVIOUS POSTS LINK
Ladies & Gentlemen, this is what happens when the rules aren’t applied equally and fairly. And as I said before, this mess is a result of the DNC Rules & Bylaws Committee not applying the rules equally and fairly.
So, the next time someone starts talking about the rules, might I suggest two courses of action:
1.) Read the damn rules first!
-and-
2.) Let them know that the rules were bent to allow for Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina to keep their preferred first-in-the-nation status.
Another interesting thing to be found in the rules, is that Obama should get NO delegates from Florida, as the stipulated punishment for his violating the “no campaigning” agreement by running cable tv ads in Florida.
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t254/pointecoupeedemocrat/capturedata6711493.png
Graph showing Hillary leading McCain all month, and another showing McCan leading Obama same period.
The most recent Gallup Poll has Clinton beating McCain by a substantial margin and Obama losing to McCain.
http://hillarysbloggers.soapblox.net/showDiary.do?diaryId=199
A Simple and Fair Solution to FL & MI
some good stuff here for those who will want to cite a few facts to the delegates
http://mobile.politico.com/news/stories/0508/10614.html
A proposed solution for Fla. and Mich.
By: LANNY J. DAVIS | 05/26/2008 02:53 PM
My rep is Mike Doyle who is uncommitted well I know what I will be doing tomorrow and tonight writting him and also calling him. I will remind him that Hillary killed Obama here and that if he doesnt support her then I will remember that forever and will not support him. I expect him to honor the wishes of his voters. I will also tell Senator Cassey that he better be changing his endorsement or lose my vote. He needs all the help he can get to keep his seat.
How frequently is this list being updated? I want to write to the uncommitted and I think I just heard a few days ago that in TX Boyd Ritchie has committed to BO.
I have also emailed all the supers in VA; congratulating those that super hillary and denouncing those who are for Obama, and pleading with the uncommitted. What I have found causes waves is to let them know that you plan to vote against the DNC right down the line. I mean from City Council, school board, Gov, state reps, national leaders as in senators and house reps, as well as, oh by the way, President if Obama is the nominee. Mark Warner Dem is running for John Warner’s Rep seat. His people were shocked when they heard my anger at the DNC could also be directed against them! They didn’t do anything. Yeah Right I’ve gotten several emails from these types, exclaiming they are ot at fault. Start from the bottom up women, and let em know.
Thanks for the email. I will be sending letters to each of the superdelegates - may take a while since there are so many but the convention is not until August. LOL - however, that being said, I will never, never, never under any circumstances vote for Obama and I understand that Hillary will be doing just that for the sake of the party which I have just resigned from. I have become an independent - what a glorious feeling. Looking forward to defeating BO and electing Hillary.
THERE IS A GREAT AND EASY TO USE SITE TO WRITE TO SUPERDELEGATES:
http://www.lobbydelegates.com
SELECT YOUR STATE UNDER HILLARY AND THEN THE SD.
WRITE TO ALL — SELECT THE EMAIL OPTION (IT IS FREE)
YOUR LETTER IS EMAILED DIRECTLY.
SUGGESTION: WRITE YOUR LETTER ON A SEPARATE FILE –SAVE THEN COPY AND PASTE. I PREFER TO SELECT ONE BY ONE THAT THE “TO ALL” OPTION.
PASS IT ALONG !!!
Thank you fo that list.
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