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Lawyers in Senate trial work to narrow case

Published February 16, 2009
Judges and lawyers met for less than 20 minutes Monday.

Minn. Senate fiasco could boost early voting efforts

Published February 16, 2009

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) âÄî It may not be too early to declare one winner in Minnesota's Senate election fiasco: the folks who want the state to adopt early voting. With the race between Norm Coleman...

Minn. Senate trial hinges on voter mistakes

Published February 15, 2009

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) âÄî Peter DeMuth put his initials on his absentee ballot application, but he signed his full name on the ballot envelope. In Minnesota, that was enough to get his vote for...

Pace picking up in Minn. Senate trial

Published February 12, 2009

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) âÄî Minnesota's Senate trial is starting to pick up speed. The judges set out a schedule Thursday for the next three days that indicates they will rule soon on some of the...

Franken, Coleman argue over absentee blocs

Published February 11, 2009

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) âÄî The candidates in Minnesota's Senate race are taking nearly opposite views on which kinds of rejected absentee ballots should be added to the vote count. The judges hearing...

Barkley reflects on recount trial

Published February 11, 2009

In the ongoing race to the nationâÄôs capital for MinnesotaâÄôs as yet unnamed second senator, Dean Barkley has become the odd man out âÄî and heâÄôs perfectly OK with that....

Recount doing no favors to image of Coleman, Franken

Published February 11, 2009

Three months after the election, the battle for MinnesotaâÄôs second U.S. Senate seat rages on, causing possible negative implications for both candidatesâÄô images. With Republican Norm...

Senate judges order count of 23 rejected ballots

Published February 10, 2009

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) âÄî The judges in Minnesota's Senate trial on Tuesday ordered that 23 previously rejected absentee ballots be opened and added to the race, setting the stage for counting perhaps...

Judges reject Franken complaint over trial tedium

Published February 9, 2009

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) âÄî The judges in Minnesota's Senate trial rejected a complaint from Democrat Al Franken on Monday over the time-consuming way Republican Norm Coleman is pursuing his case,...

No end in sight and no gum at Senate trial

Published February 8, 2009

ST. PAUL (AP) âÄî The strict rules of decorum inside the courtroom at MinnesotaâÄôs Senate election trial may have seemed heavy-handed, but they didnâÄôt seem out of control. Then...

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