Photo: #A stack of challenged ballots awaiting the Ramsey County Elections Director, Joe Mansky's approval in St. Paul, MN November 20, 2008.
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A stack of challenged ballots awaiting the Ramsey County Elections Director, Joe Mansky's approval in St. Paul, MN November 20, 2008. (MPR Photo/Caroline Yang)

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2 of 400: A conversation with voters

by Tom Crann, Minnesota Public Radio
April 1, 2009

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Four hundred ballots. That's what Minnesota's U.S. Senate race appears to have come down to. On April 7, the three-judge panel hearing Norm Coleman's election contest will open some of the 400 previously-rejected absentee ballots.

All Things Considered had a conversation with two of the 400 voters who's ballots are suddenly the center of attention.

Nichole Miller lives in Eagen and Vincent Hanson is from Wayzata.

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