This election's primary season is almost over. By the end of the day on June 3rd, all of the states will have voted.

This doesn't happen very often. During most election years, the campaign is over much earlier and the final states to vote don't really matter anyway.

Tired of being one of those states, Michigan and Florida broke the rules and moved their primaries ahead of the infamous Super Tuesday races. As a result, the DNC stripped both states of their delegates.

Now, it could come down to the end and the millions of voters in Michigan and Florida won't get a vote at all. Their voices won't be heard, and they won't get to be a part of that leg of the democratic process.

But on May 31st, the DNC is going to reconsider their position on Michigan and Florida.

It would be undemocratic to deny these two states to vote. We must count the votes from Michigan and Florida.

Please take a moment to tell the DNC to let Michigan and Florida exercise their right to vote.