A Michigan and or Florida Do Over?
February 7th, 2008
Apparently both Florida and Michigan can go to the DNC, file a proposal and could find some form of solution, perhaps re-hold their primaries or find some kind of other compromise and seat delegates at the convention to help avoid a fifty-fifty split and a brokered convention.
Chuck Todd on MSNBC reported that in 1996 Delaware did just that when it violated DNC rules.
This is getting interesting. More will undoubtedly be coming out.
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February 10th, 2008 at 4:10 pm
Michigan sooo needs a “do over” Either the DNC should not seat the delegates, because that was the premise under which the primary was held, or a new vote needs to happen. There is no way the original vote should count — only Clinton was on the ballot and there was no campaign. There’s a pretty cute Michigan Do Over logo at http://www.cafepress.com/michigandems