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Franken: I'm on track to win
Blog: Al Franken said he believes he is “on track to win” the Minnesota Senate race against Sen. Norm Coleman
Recount is done; Franken up by 225
startribune.com — The focus turns to the state Supreme Court, which is considering a request from Coleman's camp on adding more absentee ballots. (more) Recount is done; Franken up by 225
Cornyn promises filibuster on Franken seating
thehill.com — Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) threatened Friday to filibuster any attempt to seat Democratic Minnesota Senate candidate Al Franken next week. The newly minted National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) chairman said he had not whipped votes in the ... (more) Cornyn promises filibuster on Franken seating
Minnesota Recount Almost Over -- But Coleman Could Keep A Franken Win Bottled Up For Weeks
Minnesota Recount Almost Over -- But Coleman Could Keep A Franken Win Bottled Up For Weeks
tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com — Al Franken could be declared the winner of the Minnesota recount as soon as Monday, but due to the peculiarities of Minnesota election law, Sen. Norm Coleman (R-MN) could keep the seat bottled up in the courts for weeks or even months before a ... (more) Minnesota Recount Almost Over -- But Coleman Could Keep ...
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Franken: 50 Vote Lead
The Latest on Air America — ... . Politico has more on Franken's lead: Al Franken said he believes he is “on track to win” the Minnesota Senate race against Sen. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.), in a statement released by his campaign today. These were the first comments Franken has made in several weeks, as he has remained silent throughout most of the recount process. “I'm glad to be ahead, and as it appears that we're on track to win, I want Minnesotans to know that I'm ready to get to work for them in Washington on Day One,” Franken said in a statement. Franken also sent out an e-mail to his supporters with ...

Wednesday's campaign round-up
Political Animal — ... now. * Al Franken believes he's " on track to win " in Minnesota. * There's been some talk about seating Franken before Norm Coleman's lawsuits have been completed, but NRSC chairman John Cornyn (R-Texas) ...

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blogs.abcnews.com 1/1/2009 — As I mentioned a little while ago, in our ABC News Shufflle Podcast interview, Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie didn't quite care for Democratic Senate candidate Al Franken's comment that "it looks like we’re on track to win. ......
Franken-Coleman Recount Update, 01/01/09: Preparing for Coleman’s DefeatFiredoglake
Yammering by Box Turtle Cornyn aside , the Republicans know there's not much that can be done to keep Al Franken from being sworn in as Minnesota's next Senator, once he's certified as the winner of the race. (See the history of Mary Landrieu's 1996 Senate win for further details.) In fact, ...
Minnesota Recount Almost Over -- But Coleman Could Keep A Franken Win Bottled Up For WeeksTPM Election Central
Al Franken could be declared the winner of the Minnesota recount as soon as Monday, but due to the peculiarities of Minnesota election law, Sen. Norm Coleman (R-MN) could keep the seat bottled up in the courts for weeks or even months before a decisive resolution to the race, making it harder ...
Franken: I'm on track to win (Politico)Yahoo! News: Politics News
Politico - Al Franken said he believes he is “on track to win” the Minnesota Senate race against Sen. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.), in a statement released by his campaign today.