A federal judge has ruled the Michigan primary rules were unconstitutional – but only because the state was only going to give the list of voters to the state’s Republican and Democratic parties. This has only a minor impact on the continuing what-do-we-do-with-Michigan-and-Florida controversy, except to make it even less “likely that national Democratic officials would relent in their opposition to seating delegates based on a disputed vote that has now been declared flawed under the constitution.”