I've posted before on the contentious subject of seating Florida and Michigan's delegates. On a related topic, NBC News has now released some interesting numbers regarding the popular vote. Even with Michigan and Florida included in the tally, Obama still leads Clinton in terms of the number of votes cast this primary season.
Why does this popular vote total matter? Because it's yet another talking point when wooing superdelegates. Howm many supers will be comfortable voting against the candidate who's leading in the pledge delegate count and the total vote count?

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