Some went home disappointed, and some secured a ticket to Denver, but at the end of the night on Saturday the Arizona Democratic Party had its list. With more than 500 Democrats voting at their convention, a mix of elected officials and party activists joined the list drawn up in March at the Congressional District caucuses to complete the 67-delegate-strong Arizona delegation to the Democratic National Convention.

Sen. Hillary Clinton's primary win gained her 31 pledged delegates as opposed to the 25 Sen. Barack Obama earned, according to the proportional allocation system the Democrats employ. In addition the delegation includes 12 superdelegates, members of Congress, Gov. Janet Napolitano and party officials who are pledged to neither candidate and have no obligation to declare their preference until the convention.

However, the majority of Arizona superdelegates have pledged themselves to one candidate or the other. The list is:

FOR CLINTON:

Rep. Ed Pastor

Democratic National Committee member Janice C. Brunson

DNC member Joe Rios

DNC member Carolyn Warner

FOR OBAMA:

Gov. Janet Napolitano

Rep. Raul Grijalva

ADP 1st Vice Chair Charlene Fernandez

Those superdelegates who are currently unpledged are Reps. Gabrielle Giffords and Harry Mitchell; Attorney General Terry Goddard, who was selected as the add-on delegate at the ADP Convention; and Arizona Democratic Party Chairman Don Bivens.

Here is the complete list of pledged delegates:

TO CLINTON

Chosen at caucuses:

Jack Jackson Jr.
Greg Kaighn
Dawn Knight
Bree Boehlke
Debra Boehlke
Robert Boehlke
Jim Pederson
Lois Pfau
Howard Bell

Dana Kennedy
Jose Rivas

Angie Crouse
George Paterakis

Beverly Fox-Miller
Roman Ulman
David Martinez
Gail Beeler

Chris Campas
Elly Anderson
JoJene Mills

Party leaders and elected officials:

Arizona Sen. Amanda Aguirre
Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community President Diane Enos
Arizona Democratic Party Vice-Chairman Tony J. Gonzales
Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley

At-large:

Arizona Sen. Ken Cheuvront
Fountain Hills Councilwoman Ginny Dickey
Adam Falk
Katie Hobbs
Michael Incorvaia
Amanda Simpson
Maricopa County Supervisor Mary Rose Wilcox

Alternates:

Nikki Basque

Matthew Miller

Lisa White

Elizabeth Brown

Bruce Heurlin

DNC Member-elect and Arizona Democratic Party secretary Judy Kennedy
Arizona Rep. Robert Meza

TO OBAMA:

Selected at caucuses:

Christopher Clark-Dechene
Angela LaFevre

Shirley McAllister
Eddie Smith

Mark Manoil
Genevieve Vega

David Gass
Kate Widland

Sean Bowie
Donna Gratehouse
Laren Kuby
John Chiazza
Kit Filbey

Paul Eckerstrom
Lisa Fernandez

John C. Adams
Patricia Canady

Party leaders and elected officials:

Tohono O'odham Nation Chairman Ned J. Norris
Pima County Recorder F. Ann Rodriguez
Arizona Rep. Kyrsten Sinema

At-large:

Magdalena Barajas
Sen. Dennis DeConcini
Ruben Gallego
Arizona Rep. David Schapira
Brandan Spradling

Alternates:

Jim Brodie

Phoenix Councilman Michael Johnson