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The Superdelegate 'Firewall' At the heart of the Democratic Party's nomination process is a decidedly undemocratic creature known as the superdelegate. What are superdelegates, aka unpledged delegates? Key word: unpledged. Superdelegates - mostly members of Congress, governors, party officials and grass-roots activists - can back any candidate they choose. While ordinary delegates are technically committed to a candidate, superdelegates can change their allegiance whenever they feel like it.

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The Superdelegate 'Firewall'

At the heart of the Democratic Party's nomination process is a decidedly undemocratic creature known as the superdelegate.

What are superdelegates, aka unpledged delegates? Key word: unpledged.

Superdelegates - mostly members of Congress, governors, party officials and grass-roots activists - can back any candidate they choose. While ordinary delegates are technically committed to a candidate, superdelegates can change their allegiance whenever they feel like it.