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Published 4/9/2009 by By MONICA DAVEY at NYT > Politics
As the only senator to inundate with advice, to seek help from, or to complain about, Amy Klobuchar is feeling the strain.
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boomantribune.com 4/8/2009 — I know that there is no good reason, but why would Norm Coleman bother to appeal now that the remaining ballots have been opened and added 87 votes to Franken's count? He has no hope of overturning the case and the whole process will cost him (and his ...
Franken's lead gets a little bigger
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washingtonmonthly.com 4/8/2009 — FRANKEN'S LEAD GETS A LITTLE BIGGER.... The good news for former Sen. Norm Coleman (R) is that his lawsuit was able to get some additional ballots counted in Minnesota. The bad news for Coleman is that most of those voters...
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Absentee votes extend Franken lead
thehill.com 4/8/2009 — Norm Coleman has just made his appeal more difficult. Al Franken extended his lead in the Minnesota Senate race to 312 votes Tuesday, after about 350 improperly rejected absentee ballots were added to the ballot pool. The total is 87 more votes than ...
thehill.com 4/8/2009 — Norm Coleman has just made his appeal more difficult. Al Franken extended his lead in the Minnesota Senate race to 312 votes Tuesday, after about 350 improperly rejected absentee ballots were added to the ballot pool. The total is 87 more votes than ...
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Al Franken’s lead grew after some absentee ballots were counted in court, but some issues remain to be decided in the case, and the Republican incumbent, Norm Coleman, plans to appeal.
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Franken's Lead Grows In Minn.'s Senate Race — Wash Post In Congress 4/8/2009
Democrat Al Franken yesterday increased his small lead over Republican Norm Coleman in the protracted dispute over the race for a U.S. Senate seat representing Minnesota, but it remains unclear when the five-month legal battle will end.
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Democrat Al Franken yesterday increased his small lead over Republican Norm Coleman in the protracted dispute over the race for a U.S. Senate seat representing Minnesota, but it remains unclear when the five-month legal battle will end. ...
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The New York Times, meanwhile, profiles Minnesota’s current lone senator, Democrat Amy Klobuchar. “With only one senator to inundate with advice, to seek help from, or to complain about, six times as many people are calling Ms. Klobuchar’s offices ...
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