Crowdsourcing Puts Crucial Superdelegates Under a Microscope
Publication: Wired
Sarah Lai Stirland
February 15, 2008
In a tight race, the Democratic Party's pick for presidential candidate could be decided by superdelegates -- 795 party insiders who are free to vote for anybody they want at the party's national convention. Candidates lobby for those votes fiercely, in a process that's always unfolded behind the scenes.
