State superdelegate backs Obama via YouTube

greenbaypressgazette.com     May 14, 2008            

By Scott Bauer • The Associated Press • May 14, 2008 MADISON — If you want to find out who one of the youngest Democratic superdelegates in the country supports, check out his YouTube video. University of Wisconsin student Awais Khaleel, 23, became the first superdelegate in the country to use... [read full story]                    

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Previously undecided Wisconsin superdelegate endorses Obama, says he speaks to young people

startribune.com     May 14, 2008          

MADISON, Wis. - A previously undecided superdelegate from Wisconsin is endorsing Illinois Sen. Barack Obama. College student Awais Khaleel announced his decision in a video posted on YouTube. Khaleel did not immediately respond to messages seeking comment Wednesday. The 23-year-old Khaleel had...                    

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The Superdelegates...

pseudojournalist.blogspot.com     May 14, 2008          

These are the people selecting the Democratic nominee? A 25 year old law student at a crappy law school in Detroit? Seriously?? Come on America...Looks like Barack Obama has picked up the backing of another Michigan superdelegate – if she gets to vote. Lauren Wolfe, president of the College...                    

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Royal Oak superdelegate picks Obama

freep.com     May 14, 2008          

By TODD SPANGLER AND KATHLEEN GRAY • FREE PRESS STAFF WRITERS • May 14, 2008 Looks like Barack Obama has picked up the backing of another Michigan superdelegate – if she gets to vote. Lauren Wolfe, president of the College Democrats of America (and Royal Oak resident), said this morning she’s...                    

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Previously undecided Wisconsin superdelegate endorses Obama

wausaudailyherald.com     May 14, 2008          

Associated Press MADISON— A previously undecided superdelegate from Wisconsin is endorsing Illinois Sen. Barack Obama. College student Awais Khaleel announced his decision in a video posted on YouTube. Khaleel did not immediately respond to messages seeking comment today. The 23-year-old Khaleel...                    

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College Democrats President and Vice President Endorse Obama; Delegate Countdown - 135.5 To Go

barackobama.com     May 14, 2008          

Chicago, IL – Today, the College Democrats of America (CDA) President and Vice President endorsed Barack Obama, citing his ability to inspire young voters to become a part of the political process, and the record numbers of young voters who have come out to the polls during this election season....                    

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Previously undecided Wisconsin superdelegate endorses Obama

postcrescent.com     May 14, 2008          

The Associated Press • May 14, 2008 MADISON — A previously undecided superdelegate from Wisconsin is endorsing Illinois Sen. Barack Obama. College student Awais Khaleel announced his decision in a video posted on YouTube. Khaleel did not immediately respond to messages seeking comment Wednesday....                    

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State superdelegate backs Obama via YouTube

htrnews.com     May 14, 2008          

By Scott Bauer The Associated Press MADISON — If you want to find out who one of the youngest Democratic superdelegates in the country supports, check out his YouTube video. University of Wisconsin student Awais Khaleel, 23, became the first superdelegate in the country to use the popular Web...                    

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Previously undecided Wisconsin superdelegate endorses Obama

rhinelanderdailynews.com     May 14, 2008          

MADISON, Wis. - If you want to find out who one of the youngest Democratic superdelegates in the country supports, check out his YouTube video. University of Wisconsin-Madison student Awais Khaleel, 23, became the first superdelegate in the country to use the popular Web site to announce his...                    

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Obama snags another Wisconsin superdelegate -- a UW senior [Awais Khaleel commits!]

freerepublic.com     May 15, 2008          

Barack Obama may have lost West Virginia's primary on Tuesday, but he won an online "contest" that has yielded him a pair of additional delegates to this summer's Democratic National Convention. And that's got the senator from Illinois personally welcoming a University of Wisconsin student as his...                    

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