Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
Senate contest heads to court
Norm Coleman has filed a lawsuit contesting the results of the recount in the 2008 Senate election. Midday examines next steps in the legal process.11:00 a.m.GuestsLarry Jacobs: University of Minnesota's Center for the Study of Politics and GovernanceMore from MPRColeman may face uphill battle in court challenge (01/07/2009)Campaigns gear up, raise money for election contest (01/07/2009)Klobuchar is lone Minn. senator, for now (01/06/2009)Coleman will file suit over Senate recount (01/06/2009)Former Gov. Carlson urges Coleman to concede (01/06/2009)With lawsuit looming, Senate won't seat Franken (01/06/2009)Observers say Coleman's next move comes with costs (01/06/2009)
A new face for the Grand Old Party?
Six candidates vying to be the next chairman of the Republican National Committee stressed a return to the party's core principles at a forum this week at the National Press Club.12:00 p.m.GuestsSaul Anuzis: Chairman, Republican Party of MichiganKen Blackwell: Former Secretary of State, OhioKaton Dawson: Chairman, Republican Party of South CarolinaMike Duncan: Chairman, RNCChip Saltsman: Former chairman, Republican Party of TennesseeMichael Steele: Chairman, GOPACMore from MPRHouse, Senate convene for 111th Congress (01/06/2009)Photo exhibit recalls impact of the RNC (01/01/2009)Minnesotans react to Obama victory (11/05/2008)Resources
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