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Despite pressure from Clinton supporters, state lawmakers unwilling to back a new primary.

Michigan Democrats join Florida counterparts in looking for a solution that doesn't involve a re-vote.

Clinton camp statement blames Obama: "...Senator Obama is essentially writing off Michigan if he is the nominee and the implication of doing that is obvious." Read full statement here.

While: Must-read memo from Obama lays out perceived flaws in the re-vote proposal.

And: Pro-Obama Michigan Change to Win pushes for splitting the delegates 50-50. Read statement here.

State legislature's decision comes despite surprise trip to Michigan by Clinton to highlight delegate standoff. Watch video above.

And: After DNC memo blesses proposed re-vote.

Plus: Clinton team also targets Obama in sharply-worded memo: "Why is the Obama campaign refusing to give the people of Michigan the chance to exercise their fundamental right to vote?"

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