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Superdelegates….Let The Voters Decide

Please take a minute to sign the petition from MoveOn.org to make super delegates let the voters decide.

Let the voters decide

You’ve probably heard about the “superdelegates” who could end up deciding the Democratic nominee.

The superdelegates are under lots of pressure right now to come out for one candidate or the other. We urgently need to encourage them to let the voters decide between Clinton and Obama—and then to support the will of the people.

Our goal is to reach 300,000 signatures today, before we publish the petition as an ad in USA Today.

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