NEWSEditorial: As the recount turnsWorthington Daily Globe
The continuing Minnesota U.S. Senate recount has provided its share of intrigue over the past several days, and more will likely come as the percentage of recounted ballots nears the 100-percent mark. December 3rd, 2008 | CONTINUE Coleman's Margin Widens in Minnesota's Senate RecountFox 9
ST. PAUL -- With 91 percent of ballots recounted, Norm Coleman leads by 344 votes in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race. Coleman held a 215-vote lead over Franken after Election Day. December 2nd, 2008 | CONTINUE Recount resumes after breakMinnesota Public Radio
St. Paul, Minn. — Local elections officials will resume the recount in Minnesota's Senate race this week after taking a Thanksgiving break. December 1st, 2008 | CONTINUE For Franken, a math problemMinneapolis Star Tribune
While a tiny margin separates the candidates in the Minnesota U.S. Senate race, it is wide enough that Democrat Al Franken faces a daunting task in challenging votes to erase Sen. Norm Coleman's lead. November 30th, 2008 | CONTINUE Disputed ballots: Judge for yourselfMinneapolis Star Tribune
You can join in the puzzling over scribbles and ovals and arrows. November 29th, 2008 | CONTINUE |
BLOGA STATEMENT FROM FRITZ KNAAK, SENIOR COUNSEL, COLEMAN FOR SENATEST. PAUL - The following statement was made by Coleman for Senate Senior Counsel Fritz Knaak regarding Minneapolis Ward 3, Precinct 1. December 4th, 2008 | No Comments COLEMAN CAMPAIGN SENDS LETTER TO SECRETARY OF STATE ADDRESSING FRANKEN SUGGESTION THAT CHURCH SHOULD BE RAIDEDST. PAUL - Fritz Knaak, Senior Counsel for Coleman for Senate, today sent the attached letter to Secretary of State Mark Ritchie, addressed the Franken campaign’s unprecedented suggestion that a church should be raided by the government. December 4th, 2008 | No Comments COLEMAN CAMPAIGN WITHDRAWS 650 BALLOT CHALLENGES, REACHES OUT TO FRANKEN CAMPAIGN TO COME TOGETHER TO FURTHER REDUCE NUMBER OF CHALLENGED BALLOTSST. PAUL - Today Fritz Knaak, lead recount counsel for the Coleman for Senate campaign, announced the Coleman campaign will withdrawing 650 ballot challenges this afternoon. Knaak also reached out to Al Franken’s lead recount counsel this morning, requesting a meeting to discuss how both campaigns can reach a mutual agreement to further reduce the number of challenged ballots that will be brought before the state’s canvassing board. December 4th, 2008 | No Comments COLEMAN CAMPAIGN: WE LEAD BY 2,200 VOTES!******(Okay, Maybe Not, But Al Franken Does Not Hold A Lead In The Recount) December 3rd, 2008 | No Comments COLEMAN CAMPAIGN: FRANKEN SHOULD DISAVOW ATTORNEY’S STATEMENTS ON CHALLENGING ELECTION IN UNITED STATES SENATESays Reid Intervention Is Inappropriate And Timed To Coincide With Franken Strategy Following Canvassing Board Meeting; November 26th, 2008 | 2 Comments |
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