This is why I hate how the situation has turned out there. Anyone who says that it's cut and dry is either very taken by his or her candidate to the point of untrustworthiness, or ignorant on the facts. My own take is that ideally, there would be a revote of any kind, even a sloppy one that has a serious probability of fraud, if only to give a tiny amount of legitimacy on both sides (at least more than the current results have). That's unlikely at this point. Maybe the deadline for the primaries could be extended or something. Failing that, which it appears we have, the Michigan vote cannot count. Florida's another issue, and perhaps that one should be counted even if turnout was depressed. At least they have the marginal legitimacy of having every candidate on the ballot. Do, however, get rid of all of Florida's superdelegates and cut their pledged in half as punishment. 'Tis my humble take.