Sentence examples for overall delegates from inspiring English sources

Even though Hillary Clinton has a much bigger lead in the popular vote, delegates won in primaries and caucuses and overall delegates (thanks especially to her dominance among party leader "super-delegates") than Barack Obama ever had over her in his essentially in-the-bag-for-months win over her in 2008, her race against Bernie Sanders is, if anything, heating up.

This number has steadily crept upwards so that by 2008 they represent 20% of overall delegates.

Superdelegates were created in 1982 by the Hunt Commission and constituted only 14% of overall delegates in 1984.

She is eager for Michigan delegates to be counted, even if it requires a do-over, given that she has fallen behind Mr. Obama in the overall delegate count.

No clue on the delegates yet, but the Obama camp seems confident it will stay ahead in the overall delegate count nationally.

He has been peeling off some of her superdelegates — who are party leaders and elected officials — and now enjoys an overall delegate lead of 1,303.5 to her 1,212, according to a projection by The New York Times.

Mr. Obama's campaign has resisted a new contest, saying that Michigan Democrats are divided, that a revote would not make much difference in the overall delegate count and that the Clinton camp was trying to change the rules to suit itself.

He also trails Romney in the overall delegate count by 92 to 203.

While the win can't do much for his presidential ambitions at this point, it made a deep cut into Trump's overall delegate tally, making it far more difficult for the frontrunner to get to the 1,237 needed to lock up the nomination before the convention.

While Clinton still leads in terms of overall super delegates, her advantage in the pledged delegates category continues to deteriorate as Sanders racks up his eighth victory this primary season.

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