The prospects of a re-vote in Florida are dwindling, it seems: “Florida law prohibits election officials from authenticating votes cast in the Democratic Party’s proposed do-over primary by mail, state officials said Thursday, a potentially fatal blow to the increasingly embattled plan.”

Without a re-vote, the Democrats with two really bad options. Don’t seat the delegates, and thus have one of the key swing states simply not represented in the Democratic nominating process, or seat the delegates, even though the candidates didn’t campaign there. (At least all their names were on the ballot in that state, which was not the case in Michigan.)