Friday, November 7, 2008
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
Ritchie answers questions on the Senate race recount
As the votes trickle in, Republican Senate candidate Norm Coleman's lead over his challenger Democrat Al Franken continues to shrink. Secretary of State Mark Ritchie joins Midday to answer listener questions about voting procedures, election results and the recount in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race.11:00 a.m.GuestsMark Ritchie: Minnesota's Secretary of StateMore from MPROnly 236 votes separate Senate candidates (11/07/2008)Coleman, Franken campaigns prepare for recount (11/06/2008)Franken on the recount (11/06/2008)Senate recount possibilities include lawsuits (11/06/2008)Resources
'Latinos in America: Reinventing the American Dream'
Hector Tobar, the son of Guatemalan immigrants, author of "Translation Nation" and Los Angeles Times Mexico City bureau chief, spoke recently during a Westminster Town Hall Forum.12:00 p.m.More from MPRICE arrests 23 immigrant workers near Fargo (10/29/2008)Immigrants may fill workforce void (10/29/2008)Why aren't the candidates talking about immigration? (10/27/2008)Immigration officials raid southern Minnesota towns (10/24/2008)Latinos in Gaylord claim police discrimination (10/24/2008)Revamped citizenship test focuses more on concepts (10/01/2008)Border Patrol says its mission is misunderstood (09/18/2008)Border Patrol under fire in Grand Marais (09/17/2008)Latino voters share thoughts on election (09/11/2008)Resources
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