Democratic superdelegates: The villains of a ‘rigged’ system, according to Sanders’s supporters June 7, 2016 More than 9 years ago Summary ...

712 Democratic officials will decide the nomination—just as the party planned it.

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 ...

You might think superdelegates are better than regular delegates, but particularly in the case of the Democratic Party, they’re undemocratic, says Sally Kohn.

Superdelegates should include only democratically elected officeholders, not those chosen by other members of the DNC.

Sanders's campaign manager said that 120 superdelegates switched in 2008. The real number is much, much smaller.

Superdelegates' political superpowerIt’s tough being a superdelegate these days, fielding all those calls from Sen. John Kerry and former Secretary of State Madeline Albright, possibly holding ...

Bernie Sanders believes superdelegates are his path to winning the nomination, while Hillary Clinton sees them as her true firewall, but how do they work?

Holy rusted metal! The Democrats stripped powers from superdelegates! I earned my place at this table. There's a reason we're called party faithful.

The Democratic National Committee voted Saturday to limit the influence of superdelegates -- part of a series of changes to the presidential nominating process to reunite the party after a rocky ...