STEVENS POINT, Wis. (AP) -- The Wisconsin Democratic Party is trying to strip a woman of her position as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention. That's after she told a newspaper she would vote for Republican Senator John McCain for president in November.

State party members voted at their convention in Stevens Point last night to challenge the status of Debra Bartoshevich as a delegate to the Denver convention in late August. Illinois Senator Barack Obama is line to get the party's nomination.

Bartoshevich supports Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign.

When Clinton bowed out of the race last weekend, she urged her supporters to do all they can to elect Obama. But Bartoshevich told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that Clinton was treated unfairly by the party and she has deep reservations about Obama's experience, so she'll vote for McCain.

The report caused quite a stir at the state Democratic convention. The party members voted to ask the national party's credentials committee to refuse to seat her at the convention.

Bartoshevich did not return calls from The Associated Press seeking comment.