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Pioneer Press
November 22, 2008
... question about the legitimacy of the maddeningly close
US Senate vote between incumbent Republican
Norm Coleman and Democratic challenger
Al Franken. ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 22, 2008
Norm Coleman is hanging on to his whisker-thin lead over
Al Franken. With 64 percent of the 2.9 million ballots recounted, Coleman is ahead by 120 votes. ...
West Central Tribune
November 22, 2008
Norm Coleman says that if he knew the morning after the election that his lead over
Al Franken was going to shrink significantly, he probably wouldn't have ...
FOXNews
November 22, 2008
Al Franken's campaign says Sen.
Norm Coleman's lead has fallen into the double digits as the state continues its Senate recount, The Hill reported. ...
RTT News
November 21, 2008
The other is in
Minnesota, where Republican incumbent
Norm Coleman has been in another close race with Democratic challenger
Al Franken. ...
North American Windpower
November 21, 2008
Should Democratic candidates
Al Franken and Jim Martin secure those seats from Republican incumbents
Norm Coleman and Saxby Chambliss, Democrats would have ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 21, 2008
At the start of the day, about 46 percent of the ballots had been counted, and Republican incumbent
Norm Coleman's lead over DFL challenger
Al Franken had ...
Black Hills Pioneer
November 21, 2008
By Tom Lawrence I hope
Al Franken wins the
Minnesota Senate race, one of three Senate seats that's still up for grabs more than two weeks after the election ...
Albert Lea Tribune
November 21, 2008
That said, we are disappointed that DFL candidate Al Franken has launched a lawsuit to gain access to rejected absentee ballots. That lawsuit is only going ...
FOXNews
November 21, 2008
Minnesota Judge Dale Lindman voices concerns about election
workers withholding from
Al Franken's campaign data on voters with rejected absentee ballots. ...
Wall Street Journal Blogs
November 21, 2008
letter to the WSJ editor, "There's Nothing Unusual About the
Minnesota Recount," by Marc Elias, a Perkins Coie lawyer representing
Al Franken's campaign, ...
Enid News & Eagle
November 21, 2008
Hey, I've even enjoyed sitting in the men's lounge and watching a few minutes of CNN and listening to a professional buffoon like Al Franken tell us he's ...
Lake County News Chronicle
November 21, 2008
Norm Coleman and challenger
Al Franken. The Journal op-ed piece found in the Nov. 12 edition was based on a column by John R. Lott Jr. of Foxnews.com, ...
KARE
November 21, 2008
Democrat
Al Franken's
campaign manager, Andy Barr, said while it's still early the Franken team had good reasons to feel "cautiously optimistic" about the ...
Harvard Independent
November 21, 2008
Republican Senator
Norm Coleman leads Democratic-Farmer-Labor challenger
Al Franken by only 215 votes out of nearly three million cast in the preliminary ...
Palm Beach Post
November 20, 2008
One of the short videos that he played to great merriment was a barking match between ultra-liberal comedian and political candidate Al Franken and ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 20, 2008
Here'sa prediction:
Al Franken will win the Senate recount. Here'sa second prediction: A good percentage of
Americans will end up believing that the ...
Macon Telegraph
November 20, 2008
Wednesday, Minnesotans began the recounting of 2.9 million votes to see who will win between incumbent Republican
Norm Coleman and Democrat
Al Franken. ...
Dickinson Press
November 20, 2008
Bachmann, who has become a regular conservative commentator on cable TV talk shows, also criticized Democratic Senate candidate Al Franken's role in ...
FOXNews
November 20, 2008
Norm Coleman of
Minnesota from his Democratic opponent
Al Franken, every vote counts -- including the elusive 32 absentee ballots first reported to be found ...
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
November 20, 2008
Norm Coleman's lead on
Al Franken went from 215 votes to 174 votes on day one of the recount, reports the
Minneapolis Star Tribune. ...
CQPolitics.com
November 20, 2008
The
Minneapolis Star Tribune reports that incumbent Republican Senator
Norm Coleman 's lead over Democratic candidate
Al Franken has narrowed to 174 votes ...
Think Progress
November 20, 2008
On the first day of
Minnesota's election recount, Democrat
Al Franken gained a net of 43 votes. FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver writes that Sen. ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 20, 2008
Norm Coleman saw his lead over Democrat
Al Franken slip from 215 votes to 174 after the first day of the recount. The winner likely won't be declared until ...
Detroit Free Press
November 20, 2008
... a recount Wednesday of more than 2.9 million ballots in the tight
US Senate contest between incumbent Republican
Norm Coleman and Democrat
Al Franken. ...
Washington Post
November 20, 2008
Phoenix Business Journal Judge Rules for Franken ยป A
Minnesota judge granted Democratic Senate candidate
Al Franken's request Wednesday for the release of ...
Media Matters for America
November 20, 2008
If
Al Franken steals enough votes in
Minnesota, they get to 60. I'm not saying he stole any votes, I'm just saying, as a Republican from
Florida, I mean, ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 19, 2008
The contentious fight for a
US Senate seat between incumbent Republican
Norm Coleman and Democratic challenger
Al Franken inched into the recount phase ...
KXMC
November 19, 2008
(AP)
Minnesota is launching its recount effort to learn the winner of the Senate race between incumbent
Norm Coleman and challenger
Al Franken. ...
CQPolitics.com
November 18, 2008
... Democratic candidate Al Franken's attempt to have rejected absentee ballots be considered in the election results , which are to be certified Tuesday. ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 18, 2008
That watchword, plus a little fundraising, is likely all that's behind DFL Senate candidate Al Franken's trip to Washington, DC, Wednesday. ...
MSNBC
November 18, 2008
Currently, incumbent Republican
Norm Coleman leads challenger
Al Franken by a mere 215 votes in a race where more than 2.9 million ballots were cast. ...
Minneapolis City Pages
November 18, 2008
And if that isn't enough, Stewart pulls out a nice video from the archives of Al Franken strutting his stuff. We can't get enough. Watch the video below.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 18, 2008
Norm Coleman and DFLer
Al Franken, even as the board considers a last-minute request from the Franken campaign to include rejected absentee and mailed ...
Minnesota Independent
November 18, 2008
By Paul Schmelzer 11/18/08 3:53 PM Does the Star Tribune have it in for
US Senate candidate
Al Franken? A look at the paper's coverage over the past few ...
Politics in Minnesota
November 18, 2008
Somebody should tell
Al Franken's legal team that in
Minnesota, you don't mess around with Ken. As in Ken Raschke, the long-time Assistant Attorney General ...
Minnesota Independent
November 18, 2008
By Chris Steller 11/18/08 12:37 PM Why did
Al Franken go to Washington, DC, just at the moment when the
US Senate recount on which his political fate rests ...
American Chronicle
November 17, 2008
... the
Minnesota DFL (Democratic-Farmer-Labor) Party is slowly stealing a
US Senate election for its candidate, the humorless comedian
Al Franken. ...
Politico
November 17, 2008
Democratic Senate candidate Jim Martin might want to send Al Franken a thank you note, even if the SNL funnyman doesn't prevail in the too-close to call ...
