Politics - Election 2008

More Superdelegates Break For Obama

Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) speaks at an event to honor the 60th anniversary of Israel's independence May 8, 2008 in Washington. Source: Mark Wilson/Getty Images

The movement of Democratic superdelegates to presidential hopeful Barack Obama gained steam Friday with endorsements from a union president and two congressmen, including one who switched his backing from rival Hillary Rodham Clinton.

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CBS News Delegate Tally

- DEMOCRATS
2,025 needed to win
- REPUBLICANS
1,191 needed to win
Barack Obama 1,853 -
John McCain 1,328
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Hillary Clinton 1,690 -
Mike Huckabee 231
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John Edwards 18 -
Mitt Romney
149 -
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Totals reflect CBS News estimates, including superdelegates. See the CBS News Complete Scorecard or the Associated Press Delegate Tracker Interactive for more details.

 

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