Pro-Sanders threads on Reddit have been burning up with calls for action, with some supporters even reaching out to superdelegates (who are typically Democratic governors, members of Congress, and ...

Superdelegates are unpledged delegates to the Democratic convention, meaning that they aren’t beholden to the results from primaries and the caucuses (the way pledged delegates are).

The superdelegates’ kryptonite. In recent months, momentum has been building on the Left to overhaul the Democratic Party nomination system, including superdelegates—part of the larger ...

And the superdelegates aren’t the infamous “smoke-filled room” full of “old white men” deciding the fate of everybody else. But let me tell you something — it was once close to being that.

A story incorrectly reported the leader in the delegate count for the Democratic presidential nomination. Hillary Clinton leads Barack Obama 892 to 716 when the superdelegates are not included ...

Superdelegates who switched constituted only 7 percent of Obama’s superdelegate tally. By contrast, according to the Associated Press , Clinton, as of May 4 this year, has 522 superdelegates ...

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts, takes issue with her party's use of superdelegates in the primary election process. "I'm a superdelegate and I don't believe in superdelegates," Warren said ...

Superdelegates, however, are also still very much divided, with 220 supporting Obama, 257 supporting Clinton and the rest undecided, according to The New York Times. ...

Superdelegates are the party’s most high-profile members and include governors, members of Congress, mayors and others, and represent 15 percent of the overall delegate count.

Superdelegates are back in the news -- with Bernie Sanders and his campaign believing that they're a path to winning the Democratic nomination, and with Hillary Clinton's campaign seeing them as ...