redstate.com - 11/7/2008
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Last week,
I wrote that the links between ACORN, Ohio Secretary of State
Jennifer Brunner, and the group Secretary of State Project were
concerning. I asked how many other Secretaries of State were backed
by ACORN.
Well. There's a recount in Minnesota that will determine whether
Norm ...
powerlineblog.com - 11/7/2008
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powerlineblog.com —
When the polls closed Tuesday evening, Minnesota's Secretary
of State's office showed that Norm Coleman had a...
725-vote win in his closely contested race against Al Franken. By the next morning, however, Coleman's victory was already shrinking. As ...
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What's Happening In Minnesota?
startribune.com - 11/6/2008
powerlineblog.com - 11/8/2008
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powerlineblog.com —
Yesterday John Hinderaker explored "What's going on in
Minnesota?" with the late arriving-votes that have reduced Norm...
Coleman's lead over Al Franken from 726 votes with 100 percent of precincts reporting on Wednesday morning to 221 votes as of this ...
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What's happening in Minnesota? part 2
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Good News! Senate May Decide Whether to Seat Coleman or Franken
Weekly Standard Blog —
... -- before that count was even concluded. With Senate Democrats still hoping to reach 60 votes and the filbuster-proof majority it brings, there will be a strong temptation for Senate Democrats and the Acorn-backed Minnesota Secretary of State to weigh this one with a finger on the scale. ...
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twincities.com 11/18/2008 — The recount plan has been approved.
In a meeting that lasted less than an hour today, the state Canvassing Board unanimously approved a plan to
How does a Minnesota recount work?
hotair.com 11/6/2008 — With a recount mandated by the razor-thin margin in the Senate race in Minnesota between Norm Coleman and Al Franken, and its national implications, understanding the process is critical. Fortunately, Minnesota has prepared itself well in two ways ...
Coleman vs. Franken: Recount looms
startribune.com 11/5/2008 — Sen. Norm Coleman is leading Democratic challenger Al Franken in one of the most bitter U.S. Senate races in Minnesota history. With 99 percent of the 4,130 precincts reporting, Coleman maintains an unofficial margin of less than 800 votes out of ...
Minnesota Senate recount: Take the Franken-Coleman Ballot Challenge
senaterecount.startribune.com 12/18/2008 — RACE AT A GLANCE - Close Resolved challenges Remaining Current vote totals Coleman Franken Other/ no one Coleman Franken Margin Current recount totals 234 64 117 6,742 1,209,169 1,208,811 Coleman by 358 Challenged by Coleman 7 7 6 3,077 Challenged by ...
Senate: 60 is still possible —
First Read 11/7/2008
From NBC’s Doug Adams The Democrats' road to 60 Senate seats isn't dead yet.
Yes, it's a long road, with a lot of twists and turns and "ifs," but it's still possible.
With the win in Oregon yesterday, they now have picked up six, and ...
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