ABC News reports that Roy Romer, former chairman of the Democratic National Committee and former governor of Colorado, has endorsed Obama...

"My reasons are that the party needs to get on right now with a lot of business, including figuring out what to do with Michigan and Florida," Romer told ABC News. "It's important to make known right now not only my vote but as many superdelegates as possible."

Romer said his support for Obama is based on the delegate math as well as Obama's strength in the west (the Illinois Democrat carried Colorado over Clinton by a two-to-one margin: Obama 67%, Clinton 32%).

Remember, this is a race for delegates, and you can help us move closer to our goal. Obama only needs 33 more pledged delegates for a majority of pledged delegates -- so get on the phone and make some calls now to West Virginia...