 We are headed for a highly condensed primary campaign where the only voters are the 47 or 100 or so delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. This is a group of elected Democrats, party activists, and volunteers who will decide. And if they haven't coalesced behind a candidate by the start of the convention, it could go through multiple rounds of voting until a candidate gets the majority. And in the meantime, one expert on the process told me it will be like reality TV that you've never seen before.