The superdelegates in the Democratic Party are under a lot of pressure to cast their vote in favor of one of the two candidates.

The race for the Democratic presidential nomination will come down to the decision of the superdelegates.

The Democratic Party will be at war with itself over its presidential candidate ifit does notresolve the primaries in Michigan and Florida.

The key to victory in the Democratic presidential nomination battle is in the 796 votes given to so-called superdelegates.

The parties' complicated formulas are a mixed bag: the GOP race is settled, but for the Democrats, trouble may be brewing.