During Hillary Clinton’s first time taking questions from the press in about a month, she was asked about the super delegate system.
Clinton was asked, “Do you believe that—some prominent democrats have come out saying we maybe need to reevaluate the super delegate system more broadly. Irrespective of what happens in this primary, do you support looking into that, and perhaps getting rid of them?”
“There will be plenty of time to talk about that,” replied Clinton. “But I believe as of tomorrow I will have more than 3 million votes more than Bernie Sanders. I will have a substantial lead in pledged delegates.”
She added that she thinks super delegates should follow the voters’ lead, as they always have. “Super delegates have always followed the will of the voters. I expect them to do the same this time.”
