1.   Among Democratic delegates, one out of every four delegates is a union member.

2.   Another source of confusion is that the GOP has a winner-take-all system, while Democratic delegates are assigned proportionally.

3.   As a result, Bradley could win the popular vote but lose to Gore in the more important race for Democratic delegates.

4.   Bradley is also planning to devote significant time and resources in California, which has the largest number of Democratic delegates.

5.   Bradley could win more total votes than Gore, who could still win the most Democratic delegates, who are divided proportionally.

6.   About one in every nine Democratic delegates belongs to a teachers union.

7.   But Gore showed no sign of slowing down Wednesday as he traveled to Michigan and Minnesota, where Democratic delegates are being selected in coming days.

8.   But the ballots will be coded so that only Republican votes count toward selecting Republican delegates and only Democratic votes pick Democratic delegates.

9.   But, only votes from registered Republicans will count in selecting GOP delegates and only votes from registered Democrats count in selecting Democratic delegates for the national conventions.

10.   Democratic delegates are selected through a bewildering process that varies from state to state, and even within states.