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Pending the counting of hundreds of absentee ballots, Democrat Al Franken holds a 49-vote lead over incumbent Republican Sen. Norm Coleman, whose term ...

Democrat Al Franken is ahead of Republican Norm Coleman by a slim margin of 49 votes for the Senate seat in Minnesota. According to the Wall Street Journal, ...

The campaigns of Republican Norm Coleman and Democrat Al Franken are are tussling over hundreds of unopened absentee ballots that could decide their US ...

The recount of Minnesota's Senate race between Republican Sen. Norm Coleman, left, and Democrat Al Franken will stretch into next year. MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (CNN) – Attorneys with Norm Coleman's Senate campaign on New Year's Eve are again asking Minnesota's high court on the issue of improperly rejected absentee ballots in the state's still unresolved race between [...]

Some conservatives are beginning to envision life without the Norm Coleman.

Some conservatives are beginning to envision life without the Norm Coleman.

Republican Sen. Norm Coleman is asking the Minnesota Supreme Court to revise its decision about

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Some conservatives are beginning to envision life without the Norm Coleman.

Republican Sen. Norm Coleman is asking the Minnesota Supreme Court to revise its decision about rejected absentee ballots so more can be let into the ongoing recount he now trails. Coleman's campaign filed a petition late Wednesday afternoon seeking a new court order. It would require county election officials to send additional absentee ballots to the state for review and possible counting.

Minnesota Republican U.S. Senator Norm Coleman’s campaign disputed claims that Democratic challenger Al Franken has staked out a 50-vote lead after a still uncompleted recount of more than 2.9 million votes cast.

Republican Sen. Norm Coleman is asking the Minnesota Supreme Court to revise its decision about rejected absentee ballots so more can be let into the ongoing recount he now trails.

While officials from the Democratic Senate candidate Al Franken and Republican Sen. Norm Coleman's campaign worked with local officials to figure out which absentee ballots to send to the state for counting, the Coleman campaign was preparing to fight the issue on another front: the Minnesota Supreme Court.

MN-Senate; Norm Coleman to speak to media in St. Paul. January 6, 2009 by admin. Source: [b]StarTribune[/b] Norm Coleman to speak to … More here: MN-Senate; Norm Coleman to speak to media in St. Paul. Filed Under: Liberal ...

When the Minnesota Senate election results indicated that Norm Coleman (Rep) won by a narrow margin, Mr. Coleman publicly said that Al Franken (Dem) should concede and save the taxpayers a lot of money, rather than do a recount. ...

During the holidays, there was a sign in the window of the metro office of Sen. Norm Coleman showing that the senator's office would be open Monday morning.

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Coleman is holding a presser this afternoon. I bet he gets asked a lot of questions about his comments shortly after the election in which he called on Franken to concede. If Norm contests this election, he’ll be a HUGE hypocrite. ...