FWIW - It looks like there are 5 uncommitted supers in VI and PR. I wonder if they will (HRC GROUP)

[Lucinda]

commit this weekend? Hope so if they go Hillary!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Democratic_Party_superdelegates,_2016

2 in PR and 3 in the VI

[BootinUp]

1. I'm sure they will be getting calls! :)

[Lucinda]

2. LOL Most likely!

[LiberalFighter]

3. AP has 4 for Clinton and 1 uncommitted for VI

PR it is 5 for Clinton and 2 uncommitted.

There are 2 in VI that are unknown.

[Lucinda]

4. AP's numbers are probably more up to date since they have been calling delegates, but

the wiki numbers have been pretty consistent so far and they show:

Cecil Benjamin VI DNC[19] None
Carol Burke VI DNC[52] None
Emmett Hansen IIVI DNC[4] Clinton[137]
Stacey Plaskett VI Rep. Clinton[55]
Riise Richards VI DNC[19] None


and:

Luisette Cabañas Colón PR DNC[4] Clinton[56]
Alejandro García Padilla PR Gov. Clinton[120]
Andrés W. López PR DNC[4] None
Kenneth McClintock PR DNC[4] Clinton[191]
Liza M. Ortiz PR DNC[4] None
Pedro Pierluisi PR Rep. Clinton[224]
Roberto Prats PR DNC[4] Clinton[227]

[LiberalFighter]

5. Yes. Wiki has about 20 that are unidentified.

I was at least able to isolate by state but that is it.

[Lucinda]

6. Maddow was talking about the possibility of a lock before Tuesday depending

upon the actual breakdowns this weekend, and if the holdouts commit. She mentioned that AP was calling supers just before they announced Trump had clinched, which is why the story broke on a day with no actual primaries, and she said it COULD go that way for Hillary as well. It would be pretty sweet to have this done before Tuesday, but I still suspect NJ will be what does it.

[Cha]

7. We'll soon find out, eh Lucinda?! the excitement mounts!