startribune.com - 12/3/2008
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Featured comment Close comment Pendulum swing I'm not sure I would have used that term in the headline, as the pendulum is basically still pointing nearly straight down, with perhaps read more .01 of a degree either way. The careful election observers and analysts understand that when all is ...
briefingroom.thehill.com - 12/1/2008
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Democrat Al Franken's campaign said Monday that as
many as 1,000 absentee ballots were improperly disqualified in...
Minnesota's Senate race, and that it may appeal to courts or the U.S. Senate to order those ballots counted. "Wherever the numbers stand ...
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Franken May Ask Senate to Intervene in Minn. Recount
senaterecount.startribune.com - 11/28/2008
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About this project These are some of the
real ballots that have been challenged in the U.S....
Senate race. Evaluate each one based on the voter's intent. As you vote, the results change to reflect your decisions projected as if you had voted on every ...
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Minnesota Senate recount: Take the Franken-Coleman ...
thehill.com - 12/3/2008
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thehill.com —
Minnesota Democratic Senate candidate Al Franken’s campaign said
Wednesday that the comedian has taken the lead in...
his race against Sen. Norm Coleman (R). Franken’s lawyer, Marc Elias, has been pressing for the media to focus on the campaign’s ...
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Minnesota Model
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With one lingering Senate race finally decided , the other just gets
http://www.startribune.com/politics/state/35382149.html"> http://www.startribune.com/politics/state/35382149.html" target="new">weirder and weirder . Nate Silver at FiveThirtyEight.com sees Norm Coleman with the advantage in Minnesota : With in excess of 90 percent of Minnesota’s votes now having been recounted, our statistical models now show Norm Coleman as the favorite to retain his senate seat, although with a high degree of uncertainty and without accounting the effects of potential ...
Franken-Coleman Recount Update: They Told Us So
Firedoglake —
... This followed hard on the heels of another likely vindication for Franken: SoS Mark Ritchie's office has asked local election officials to examine an estimated 12,000 rejected absentee ballots to see whether their rejection fell under one of four reasons for rejection defined in state law. Ritchie's office asked that ballots that were rejected for something other than the four legal reasons be placed into a so-called "fifth category." In other words, ...
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startribune.com 11/24/2008 — Blog: The Big Question Here’s one way to send a protest with your ballot This Anoka County voter was clearly ready for the end of campaign season. This ballot has an almost poetic quality. In case you have trouble reading it, the poem goes like this, ...
Franken Up By 50 In Recount, For Now
huffingtonpost.com 12/30/2008 — Al Franken has ended the unofficial Minnesota Senate election recount up 50 votes over Sen. Norm Coleman.
The margin is subject to change as the state and both campaigns considers what to do with roughly 1,350 wrongfully rejected absentee ballots. ...
Run-up in ballot challenges cloud Coleman-Franken recount
startribune.com 11/25/2008 — Featured comment Close comment The righty posts here are just plain nuts. They have melted down completely. To change the subject back to the article, Coleman is challenging ballots in order to maintain his "lead" read more in the recount. Franken is ...
Recount Ends, Franken Up By 225
boomantribune.com 1/4/2009 — The recount in Minnesota is over and now will move to the courts: Norm Coleman's term as a U.S. Senator ended at noon Washington time today, and by evening his hopes of winning a second term had been dealt an expected but serious setback as state ...
Republicans hail swing of the pendulum
thehill.com 12/10/2008 — Republicans, who have been licking their wounds since the devastating Nov. 4 election results, were suddenly jubilant that the ethics pendulum had finally started swinging the other way. “The worm has turned,” remarked one senior GOP aide on Capitol ...
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