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Published 6/2/2009 at Yahoo! News: Politics News
Time.com - The disputed Minnesota Senate race heads to the state supreme court. But even that may not end the standoff
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Franken Vs. Coleman: The Final Round in Minnesota -- Maybe
time.com 6/2/2009 — The disputed Minnesota Senate race heads to the State Supreme Court. But even that may not end the standoff
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Lawyers for Norm Coleman, who is fighting a recount battle with Al Franken, faced skeptical questioning.
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Naftali Bendavid reports on Congress. Minnesotas Supreme Court justices closely questioned Norm Coleman s lawyer today on Colemans assertion that thousands more absentee ballots should be counted in the states U.S. Senate race, even though ...
Naftali Bendavid reports on Congress. Minnesotas Supreme Court justices closely questioned Norm Coleman s lawyer today on Colemans assertion that thousands more absentee ballots should be counted in the states U.S. Senate race, even though ...
Minnesota high court grills Coleman, Franken lawyers — CNN Political Ticker 6/1/2009
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Bloomberg - June 1 (Bloomberg) -- Minnesota Supreme Court justices questioned Republican Norm Colemanâs bid for a new review of absentee ballots as he tries to overtake Democrat Al Franken in the seven-month legal fight for a U.S. Senate seat.
Bloomberg - June 1 (Bloomberg) -- Minnesota Supreme Court justices questioned Republican Norm Colemanâs bid for a new review of absentee ballots as he tries to overtake Democrat Al Franken in the seven-month legal fight for a U.S. Senate seat.
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