I've been thinking about this a lot lately but never bothered to put the numbers together in this fashion.

It's always seemed to me that at the very least Florida was a free and fair election, aside from the rules violation.

It would really surprise me if there were better turnout in any revote that might take place.

That being said, I think that Florida should either count as is, or not count at all, with both being potentially nuclear options.

Nuclear or otherwise though, is it really worth another $30M for revotes in Florida and Michigan when taxpayers in those states already footed the bill for elections.

This just proves that the Democratic Party should have taken the States' positions that the Iowa and New Hampshire love fests are unreasonable and unfair.  It took a protracted Democratic contest that will likely see all States and territories vote before a nominee is chosen to figure it out!

Thanks for the analysis!

Statistics are a way to make anything you want to prove seem like the case.  For example, you could say that only 51% of the democratic party is supporting Clinton, and you would be right, or you could say that over half of the democratic party is supporting Clinton, which is also true, or you could say that almost half of the democratic party is not supporting her.

You could make it seem that in Mich 45% of the voters preferred non-committed instead of Clinton, but you could also say that all the other candidates took their name off the ballot voluntarily, so that 55% of all the votes were for Clinton.  It just depends on the way you want to "spin" the numbers.  They do this kind of slanted fake news on all the stations in their cheap promotion of Obama and their distortion of Clinton, but the biggest problem with them is that after a while, people, even the dumbest of people begin to see what they are actually doing.  Then it becomes a whole lot less effective.  Make fun of the reporters and their fawning over their chosen ONE Obama and you have the makings of a comeback and possibly a mutiny of the base of the democratic party.  These voters are getting offended by this unfair and distorted lies that the media has attempted to do, but of course, the most important thing that happens is , we just begin to turn off the tv.  That is what really steams them the most, they begin to only have those viewers that already agree with them, the rest of us have already signed off, and are paying no attention to them.  

As a matter of fact women are flocking to Clinton because of this distorted and ugly attack by the press, and especially these political hacks, who know nothing when it really comes to politics and merely spout the line told to them by their bosses.  Obama will get the treatment for now, until, he has secured the nomination, then the take down will begin.  Their bosses want a republican administration so that they can continue to ride the gravy train for the privileged few while the rest of us do without.  Without jobs, without health care, without a meaningful chance at a better life because they have stolen our future from us.  

Of course, if they get Obama they think they can keep this guy in line, and they are probably right.  Obama hopes to use his ethnic group by threatening that they may riot if he doesn't get his way, but I doubt it will make a damned bit of difference to these guys anyway, they know they can take him down whenever they chose to.  

The biggest problem they have had is that no matter what they try to do to Clinton she just keeps getting the support of the base of the party.  That's pretty embarrassing for the party bosses when they are busy trying to return power to the far left elites with the use of Obama.  Sorry but if they succeed, they will cause this party to once again lose the WH.  They have misplaced priorities.  They will learn a sad and repeat lesson, that even a power hungry and charismatic cult leader cannot replace the votes of the base of the democratic party, these other voters can not deliver the WH to them.

When you're trying to explain the Republican turout, please don't leave out the fact that Florida was expected to be absolutely decisive in the Republican race, and it fact turned out to be so.  After McCain's narrow victory over Romney in Florida, there was never a race again.  Another 5% for Romney, and that thing could still be going on.