Inside the mind of a superdelegate

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'The Takeaway' talks to an undecided superdelegate to find out what the candidates are doing to get his vote.

Most pundits now seem to think the race for the Democratic presidential nomination is over, but is it? Senator Clinton is still on the campaign trail, just like senator Obamam. Yesterday he was in Washington DC lobbying hard for the votes of the 200-odd superdelegates who now seem to hold the future of the race in their hands.

About 275 of the Democratic superdelegates have not endorsed a candidate — they may be the tiebreakers in the nomination contest. So, what's on an uncommitted superdelegate’s mind these days? "The Takeaway" checks in with one to find out.

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