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The Superdelegate plan was designed to re-take control of the Democratic party from "[[extremist]]s" and outsiders that the DNC previously commissioned [[George McGovern]], through a series of reforms, to recruit into the party apparatus.

The Superdelegate plan was designed to re-take control of the Democratic party from "[[extremist]]s" and outsiders that the DNC previously commissioned [[George McGovern]], through a series of reforms, to recruit into the party apparatus.

The [[Republican Party]] does not use the superdelegate system: although each state has three positions (chair, national committeeman, and national committeewoman) who automatically are delegates by virtue of their positions, they do not hold veto power but their votes are equal to the other delegates.

The [[Republican Party]] does not use the superdelegate system: although each state has three positions (chair, national committeeman, and national committeewoman) who automatically are delegates by virtue of their positions, they do not hold veto power but their votes are equal to the state's other delegates.

==Origins==

==Origins==