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Our Goal

Help us convince Superdelegates to endorse Barack Obama. more...

While there is no chance left for Sen. Clinton to secure the nomination, she can do quite a bit of damage to our eventual nominee with her campaign’s constant mudslinging.

We do not fault Sen. Clinton for staying in the race; that is her right. It is up to the superdelegates to make the delegate lead insurmountable by committing to Sen. Obama.

This election is too important for the Democrats to let slip away. It is time to coalesce around our presumptive nominee, so that Sen. Obama can focus entirely on the coming battle with John McCain.

Almost every indicator is in our favor, and we have been given a candidate in Sen. Obama with once-in-a-generation political skills. EyesOnObama.com hopes that you will join in our effort to persuade as many superdelegates to join the cause between now and the Pennsylvania primary.

What's a Superdelegate?

A superdelegate is a Democrat, usually an elected official or party leader, who can place a vote for the party's nominee. Their vote carries equal weight with the delegates selected by the vote of the public ("pledged delegates").

Who Cares?

Everyone!. Superdelegates make up about 20% of the total delegates, so they have enormous influence upon the outcome of the race. Thats why we created this resource, to help educate Obama supporters and to get your help in persuading as many superdelegates as possible to support Obama.

- Super Delegate Central -

Delegate Count

	Obama	+/-	Clinton
Pledge:	1592	+168	1424
Superdelegates:	279	-4	283

Overall:	1871	164	1707

Superdelegate Demographics

Below is a selected list of delegates that we consider strong targets for Obama. Note - getting a Hillary supporter to switch sides counts double!

- List of all Superdelegates -

Black Caucus - Hillary Supporters

Congressional Black Caucus members (all African-Americans) supporting Hillary Clinton. African Americans are voting for Obama at a rate now approaching 9 to 1. Many of these politicians have been elected by the large numbers of African Americans in their districts, so we think they should reconsider.

Stephanie Tubbs Jones

Yvette D. Clarke

Click on any of the superdelegates listed to sign a petition asking them to support Obama!

Black Caucus - Uncommitted

Uncommitted Congressional Black Caucus members (all African-Americans). African Americans are voting for Obama at a rate now approaching 9 to 1, so they should come aboard.

Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick

Jim Clyburn

William Jefferson

Click on any of the superdelegates listed to sign a petition asking them to support Obama!

Big Gets - Uncommitted

Some of the biggest names in the Democratic party. An endorsement from one of them would provide plenty of cover for other superdelegates who are on the fence.

Click on any of the superdelegates listed to sign a petition asking them to support Obama!

US Senators - Uncommitted

If they didn't rush to Hillary Clinton when it was easy, they have no reason to do so now. Some of these folks are probably eyeing the VP spot, and an endorsement at this time would be very meaningful.

Click on any of the superdelegates listed to sign a petition asking them to support Obama!

US Governors - Uncommitted

It's a small group, but these Governors could be of great help to Obama in ringing up endorsement in their states.

Bill Ritter

Brian Schweitzer

Joe Manchin

Click on any of the superdelegates listed to sign a petition asking them to support Obama!

Red State Democrats - Hillary

Red States are states that have voted Republican in at least 3 of the last 4 elections. These folks have no reason to support Hillary, since it is clear that it would be a bloodbath for them in the House and Senate if she was the nominee (even if she wins).