What does PLEO stand for?

Party Leaders and Elected Officials

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Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The rules of the Democratic National Committee do not use the term "superdelegates," but refer instead to "unpledged delegates" and party leaders and elected officials.

Summoning superdelegates: the importance of superdelegates in this ...

As soon as Clinton finished speaking, some of the nearly 300 Democratic party leaders and elected officials across the country who had pledged their support to her as superdelegates released statements announcing they now back Obama.

Clinton suspends campaign, endorses Obama

In addition, Puerto Rico, like other places, received a 15 percent add-on -- seven delegates -- of party leaders and elected officials whose presidential affiliation is determined by the primary.

Puerto Rico's primary importance; Vote comes today; 55 delegates at ...

Meanwhile, Clinton pressed her case with a dwindling number of party leaders and elected officials who can vote for a party nominee as so-called superdelegates.

Clinton looks for fun on final primary days

Clinton's lead among superdelegates, a collection of almost 800 party leaders and elected officials, has slipped from 106 in December to 23, according to an Associated Press tally.

Democrats worry attacks may cause irreversible harm; Tone of ...

ANALYSIS: The popular vote has become Clinton's main argument to party leaders and elected officials who make up the dwindling supply of undecided superdelegates who will determine the nomination.

Adwatch: Clinton popular vote claim debatable

This resulted in the superdelegate system under the guise that the nominating process lacked the steady hand of "judgment and experience" by party leaders and elected officials.

Northwest Voices; A sampling of readers' letters, faxes and e-mails

Her campaign instead hopes to win over the influential party leaders and elected officials known as superdelegates with the argument that she would be the better Democrat to face McCain in November.

Clinton presses on with campaign despite long odds