For the Record - May 6, 2008
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Presidential campaign: An article in Monday’s Section A on Democratic superdelegates stated that neither of the Obama superdelegates at the convention, Mary Ellen Early and Alicia Wang, said they would consider switching sides unless Obama specifically released them. The Obama superdelegates who said this were Early and Alexandra Gallardo-Rooker; Alicia Wang backs Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Also, it was the California Democratic Council Convention at which the superdelegates spoke, not the California Democratic Convention.
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