Reply #31: Have you checked the numbers? [View All]

[LiberalFighter]

The eligible voters and some that probably shouldn't because they aren't Democrat voted and their votes were allotted based on outcome proportionately.

As for the super delegates the average say they have in the convention is 10.9%. It is that high because of states with smaller Democratic voting population have more super delegates. American Samoa has 6 SD with their 3 elected (66.7). South Dakota has 8 SD with their 15 elected (34.8). Rhode Island has 11 SD with their 21 elected (34.4). DC has 23 SD with their 15 elected (60.5).

In addition to the super delegates having a bigger say argument why is it as of a few days ago there isn't one state delegation with all super delegates pledging to only OB or HC? At best at this time there are about 3 state delegations where only HC or OB have the only super delegates but the remaining have not pledged.


Below is super delegate percentage for each state.
AL - - 13.3
AK - - 27.8
AZ - - 16.4
AR - - 25.5
CA - - 16.1
CO - - 22.5
CT - - 20.0
DE - - 34.8
DC - - 60.5
FL - - #DIV/0!
GA - - 15.5
HI - - 31.0
ID - - 21.7
IL - - 17.3
IN - - 14.3
IA - - 21.1
KS - - 22.0
KY - - 15.0
LA - - 15.2
ME - - 29.4
MD - - 29.3
MA - - 23.1
MI - - #DIV/0!
MN - - 18.2
MS - - 17.5
MO - - 18.2
MT - - 33.3
NE - - 22.6
NV - - 24.2
NH - - 26.7
NJ - - 15.7
NM - - 31.6
NY - - 17.4
NC - - 14.2
ND - - 38.1
OH - - 12.4
OK - - 19.1
OR - - 20.0
PA - - 16.0
RI - - 34.4
SC - - 16.7
SD - - 34.8
TN - - 20.0
TX - - 15.4
UT - - 20.7
VT - - 34.8
VA - - 17.8
WA - - 19.6
WV - - 28.2
WI - - 19.6
WY - - 33.3
AS - - 66.7
Dabroad - - 36.4
Guam - - 55.6
PR - - 12.7
VI - - 66.7
TAvg - - 10.9