Florida and Michigan could be holding Democratic primary elections soon.

Again.

Both states had their primaries invalidated by the Democratic National Committee for breaking ranks with party policies and scheduling their elections too early.

Florida and Michigan party leaders were protesting the automatic influence given to Iowa, New Hampshire and other early primary states.

The states’ voters still went to the polls in January and chose their candidate for the nomination—in both cases Hillary Clinton won—but the results aren’t officially counted...

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