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I noticed the superdelegates amassed by Clinton. Can superdelegates change their votes?Pythagorean said:Clinton still holds the vast majority of superdelegate pledges
Yes.Astronuc said:I noticed the superdelegates amassed by Clinton. Can superdelegates change their votes?
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/clinton-vs-sanders.856631/Evo said:Let's start a fresh thread Clinton vs Sanders.