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Al Franken’s campaign withdraws 633 ballots. More ballots discrepancies were found. This time it’s in Minneapolis and cost Franken some votes, which the campaign is protesting. MPR, the Pi Press, AP, the Star Tribune and Forum Communications have stories. The latest numbers compared to Election Day totals show Norm Coleman with a lead. Franken’s campaign…
Norm Coleman’s campaign attorney was asked today what role Coleman was playing in the recount. Here’s Fritz Knaak’s response: “He has largely stayed out of the way and done largely Senatorial things and left the recount to the recount team. I haven’t been directed to do anything by him. I haven’t been told not to…
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Scott and Wright Counties begin recounting votes today. On Tuesday, the news was dominated with newly discovered ballots in Ramsey County. Meanwhile both campaigns say they will withdraw challenged ballots (which they have said again and again and again). The Secretary of State’s office also called on all elections officials to sort their rejected absentee…
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