The latest suggested solution to being able to hold a do-over primary or caucus or whatever in Florida and Michigan so those delegates can be seated at the convention is to do mail-in ballots.

Florida Senator Bill Nelson is all for it and wants the state Democratic committee to raise the necessary $6 million for the cause, but Senator Carl Levin of Michigan is only lukewarm to the prospect.

Levin claims it is illegal to do a do-over and may have a point. It doesn’t matter to me how or if they get their delegates seated except it seems unfair to two large states to be ignored because they broke artificial dates of holding their primaries.

If I got a mail-in ballot I would probably toss it in the trash as junk mail. I guess others would vote, but how do you know who is actually doing the voting? Beats the heck out of me.

Written by ~J~

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