This is very dangerous and needs to be put to rest right now. Several people are now making the claim that Clinton leads if you count the votes from MI and FL.

This is false.

First of all, the numbers are not there. More about that in a moment. The votes are not going to be counted. MI and FL broke the rules they themselves had voted for in order to disenfranchise the other 48 states and to benefit themselves. MI and FL will, ultimately, only get a 50/50 split in the Convention.

Anyway. In FL, Clinton got 105 delegates, Obama got 67.

In MI (where people could not even vote for Obama because he was not on the ballot), Clinton got 73 votes. Uncommitted got 55, so I will just use that as shorthand for Obama (I think it is fair: if there was a new primary, Obama would WIN Michigan according to polling data. Hell, even if we assume they tie MI, it is still better for Obama than the number I am using.)

Clinton is currently behind by 150 delegates including superdelegates (actually a bit more but no need to be stingy here.)

So using an extremely generous calculation, Clinton gains 105 + 73 = 182 delegates and Obama gains 67 + 55 = 122 delegates.

Net gain for Clinton is 182 - 122 = 60 delegates.

150 - 60 = 90.

Hillary Clinton loses.