Reuters
As Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama battle to be the Democratic presidential nominee, the winner could be determined by primaries held weeks ago in Florida and Michigan, even though the party decided to ignore their results.
Both contests have been ruled unofficial because the states violated Democratic Party rules by moving their elections forward in a bid to have more influence in selecting the nominee.
Now Michigan and Florida’s 366 suspended delegates could prove decisive if neither candidate lands a knockout blow in the states remaining before the party’s August convention. [Read more]