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GOP Still Forwarding MN Conspiracy Theories in U.S. Senate Election, Corporate Media Lends a Destructive Hand
GOP Still Forwarding MN Conspiracy Theories in U.S. Senate Election, Corporate Media Lends a Destructive Hand
Of all the shameful behavior by the Republicans during this last election cycle, the National Republican Senatorial Conspiratorial Committee's continuing baseless charges that Al Franken and the Democrats are trying to "steal" the U.S. Senate election in Minnesota has to be near the top of a ...
Coleman wins, Franken loses; recount begins tomorrow
powerlineblog.com — Norm Coleman will be certified the winner of the contest for Minnesota's Senate seat by the state Canvassing Board today. Yesterday the Franken campaign asked the board not to certify the result until certain rejected absentee ballots are included in ... (more) Coleman wins, Franken loses; recount begins tomorrow
Board confirms Coleman-Franken vote, triggering recount
Board confirms Coleman-Franken vote, triggering recount
startribune.com — Sen. Norm Coleman's lead is officially 215 votes. The recount will begin Wednesday morning, Secretary of State Mark Ritchie said. (more) Board confirms Coleman-Franken vote, triggering recount
Franken Camp Wants State to Delay Vote Certification
rollcall.com — With the State Canvassing Board set to certify the results in Minnesota's unresolved Senate race Tuesday, the campaign of comedian Al Franken (D) has asked the board not to officially call the race until the votes of several voters who cast absentee ... (more) Franken Camp Wants State to Delay Vote Certification
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Art Levine: While GOP Smears Franken Vote, Will Obama Help Repair Election System?
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... continues apace, with the GOP launching new smears against Democrats and Senate candidate Al Franken for alleged voter fraud in the razor-thin race against incumbent Norm Coleman. The latest ...

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