Missouri superdelegate Leila Medley showed up for the reception in St. Louis this week for presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama. She wanted to hear what he had to say.

But that doesn’t mean she’s ready to endorse him.

Medley, an official…

Three high-profile Missouri Democratic superdelegates — previously uncommitted — announced tonight they are now behind Barack Obama as he declares himself the party’s nominee.

Attorney general and candidate for governor Jay Nixon, Secretary of State Robin Carnahan and party Chairman John Temporiti…

Two of Missouri Democrats’ remaining six unpledged superdelegates — state Rep. Maria Chappelle-Nadal, and Leila Medley, political director for the Missouri chapter of the National Education Association — are reviewing their options in the wake of Tuesday’s presidential primary results.

Medley…

Last question: How does each candidate convince super delegates that he/she is the one?

Hillary Clinton won this coin flip, and goes first:

“Were going to make everybody feel like they’re part of the American family again.” She is really campaigning here…

As expected, the Missouri Democratic Party’s state committee met today (Saturday) and selected Attorney General Jay Nixon and State Auditor Susan Montee as the party’s two additional superdelegates to the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

The two join 14 selected earlier.   The previous crowd had been…

Missouri Democrats have 16 superdelegates. Two of them have yet to be selected, and will be named at the state committee meeting in April.

Here’s the breakdown of wh0 the other 14 are, and who they support for president now:
Sen. Claire McCaskill –…