Election Coverage from MPR

Al Franken is traveling to Washington, D.C., later this month - but not for the reason you might think. (01/10/2009)
Former Sen. Norm Coleman claims Senate Democratic leadership backed out of an agreement to let his staffers wrap up constituent cases, leaving hundreds of people in limbo. (01/09/2009)
From bar-coding absentee ballots to setting up polling places early, lawmakers are coming up with a long list of remedies to solve the kinds of problems that arose in the recent U.S. Senate race. (01/09/2009)
A new court filing in Texas seeks to suspend a lawsuit alleging that a friend and donor of Republican Norm Coleman tried to improperly steer money to the U.S. senator. (01/08/2009)
Days after Minnesota finished recounting nearly three million votes in the U.S. Senate race, lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle say they think there might be a better way. They say Minnesota should think about instituting runoff elections in close races. (01/08/2009)
Lawmakers are considering changes to Minnesota's election laws to address weaknesses exposed in the recent election and recount. (Midday, 01/08/2009)

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