With the resurgence of Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign, pressure is growing, from within and without, for Florida and Michigan to replay their presidential primaries.
The two states voted in January in defiance of the Democratic National Committee, which declined to recognize the results and stripped them of all delegates to the national convention in August.
Now the pledged delegates the states' primaries would have awarded - 185 in Florida, 128 in Michigan - might break the deadlock in which Clinton and Barack Obama find themselves.
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