[K-oneTexas]

As of 12 January 2008

Election 2008
Primary, Caucus, and Convention Phase

January 2008 thru September 2008

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Democratic Presidential Nominating Process

Republican Presidential Nominating Process

AK AL AR AS AZ CA CO CT DA DC DE FL GA GU HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH OK OR PA PR RI SC SD TN TX UN UT VA VI VT WA WI WV WY

AK AL AR AS AZ CA CO CT DC DE FL GA GU HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MP MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH OK OR PA PR RI SC SD TN TX UT VA VI VT WA WI WV WY

"Alternative" Delegate Votes (no sanctions)
Need to Nominate		2,208
(available)		4,348
Obama, Barack		25
Clinton, Hillary Rodham		24
Edwards, John		18
Biden, Joseph R. "Joe", Jr.		0
Dodd, Christopher J. "Chris"		0
Gravel, Mike		0
Kucinich, Dennis J.		0
Richardson, William B. "Bill", III		0
Uncommitted		0
Total		4,415

"Soft" Delegate Votes (FL, MI sanctioned)
Need to Nominate		2,025
(available)		3,982
Obama, Barack		25
Clinton, Hillary Rodham		24
Edwards, John		18
Biden, Joseph R. "Joe", Jr.		0
Dodd, Christopher J. "Chris"		0
Gravel, Mike		0
Kucinich, Dennis J.		0
Richardson, William B. "Bill", III		0
Uncommitted		0
Total		4,049

"Alternative" Delegates (no sanctions)
Need to Nominate		1,259
(available)		2,443
Romney, Mitt		24
McCain, John S.		17
Huckabee, Mike		15
Thompson, Fred Dalton		8
Paul, Ron		4
Uncommitted		3
Giuliani, Rudolph W.		1
Hunter, Duncan		1
		0
Brownback, Samuel Dale		0
Cox, John H.		0
Keyes, Alan L.		0
Tancredo, Thomas Gerald "Tom"		0
Total		2,516

"Soft" Delegates (FL, MI, NH, SC, WY sanctioned)
Need to Nominate		1,191
(available)		2,319
Romney, Mitt		21
Huckabee, Mike		14
McCain, John S.		12
Thompson, Fred Dalton		8
Paul, Ron		4
Giuliani, Rudolph W.		1
Hunter, Duncan		1
		0
Brownback, Samuel Dale		0
Cox, John H.		0
Keyes, Alan L.		0
Tancredo, Thomas Gerald "Tom"		0
Uncommitted		0
Total		2,380

TheGreenPapers.com will be tracking delegate counts, in both Major Parties, as both "Soft" (here assuming that relevant delegations will remain sanctioned into the respective National Conventions [that is: with no delegates to be seated at the Democratic National Convention and with but half the originally allocated delegates to be seated at the Republican National Convention]) and as "Alternative" (here assuming that the full delegation of an affected jurisdiction- as originally allocated before being sanctioned- is eventually to be seated [that is, at some point before the Conventions, sanctions will be lifted]) from now until each Major Party's respective National Convention convenes or until no delegation is any longer sanctioned, if this should occur prior to the Conventions.

[BipolarBob]

I was going through the process to become a super delegate until I found out I couldn’t wear my cape and mask to the festivities and so I walked away disillusioned with the whole process.

[Rome2000]

Are you trying to say the Democrats are a bunch of UNAMERICAN COMMIE types?

[proxy_user]

It would be a much better system to use unpledged elected office-holders, who could pick which candidate to support at the time of the convention.

They could automatically include all Dem senators, congresscritters, governors, and mayors of cities.

[Cookie123]

Do the Rs have a similar type system? Probably not or she would have mentioned that, right?

[McBuff]

Wait. . .has Katrina van hyusselhosenlagen gone belly-up on the witch?

[gondramB]

Thanks for posting this - its new to me but it sounds like something I should read up on.

[FlyVet]

I’m hiding indoors for the rest of the day. When I agree with Vanden Heuvel, a fear a bolt of lightning from the blue sky.

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

How stable (or fickle) are these super delegates? If they were to sense a ground-swell of support for ABC (Anybody But Clinton) would they keep their pledge — or would they turn on HRC?

[Continental Soldier]

Katrina vanden Heuval? LOL OK, yes, she is kind of hot, in a somewhat circumspect way, but she remains living proof that education does not necessarily produce an educated person. When I see her on television, I mute the sound. She is a semi-babe to look at, but not to listen to under any circumstances. LOL

[Dane]

Uh Katrina notice that the GOP has no “super” delegates like the donks have.

[ozzymandus]

Katrina is the poster child for brainless, arrogant, limousene liberals. She probably has a Park Avenue apartment with Che portraits on the walls and illegal servants waiting on her hand and foot. I remember when that old geezer “professor” she’s married to (Cohen?) used to appear on CBS News telling us how great and peaceful the USSR was.

[SeaHawkFan]

Can’t believe Jesse Jackson and I agree on something.

[Marak]

The turnout broke records and young people

I hope they manage to get the young people fixed up.

[RonF]

Wait ... wait ... I think I’ve gone blind. I could have sworn that I’ve just seen a posting on Free Republic that says that Rev. Jesse Jackson is right about something!

[Tired of Taxes]

Bump

I just caught a report on (of all shows) Anderson Cooper where someone was explaining how the super-delegates in the Dem party could give the candidacy to the candidate who lost the popular vote. (Sounds familiar, doesn’t it?) He said that it’s not likely, but possible.