Follow BeltwayBlips on TwitterNaming '08 Minn. Senate winner will take until '09 (AP)
Published 12/24/2008 at Yahoo! News: Politics News
AP - Minnesota voters won't know who won the state's U.S. Senate race this year, and it's looking more likely that the new Congress will be sworn in before the race ends between Democrat Al Franken and Republican incumbent Norm Coleman.
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