Orlando (eCanadaNow) - Many have been calling for a redo of the presidential priamries in Michigan and Florida to help determine the race between Democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.  The latest idea is for mail-in ballots in the states.

Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean stated that he is all for the idea of having ballots come in by mail to try and fix the conflict.

Michigan and Florida did not have any of their votes count due to violations of party rules.  This was related to their early primaries.  Because of this, every one of their delegates did not count.

Dean spoke on CBS's Face the Nation, stating "It's comprehensive.  You get to vote if you're in Iraq or a nursing home.  It's not a bad way to do this.  Oregon does their general elections by a vote by mail."

A mail-in election is likely going to be the best way to do things in the eyes of both Obama and Clinton supporters.

The two states were disqualified as they held their primaries before February 5th.