Election Coverage from MPR

Franken explains suit over disqualified absentee ballots

Midmorning speaks with DFL U.S. Senate candidate Al Franken about the upcoming recount, and the lawsuit filed by his campaign over absentee ballots. (Midmorning, 11/14/2008)

Election 2008: Now what?

U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar and former U.S. Sen. Dave Durenberger discussed the 2008 election results and their implications, at a recent discussion sponsored by the Minneapolis Club and the Minneapolis Foundation. (Midday, 11/14/2008)

Secretary of State's office outlines rules for Senate recount

The Minnesota Secretary of State's office is giving election officials across the state some direction on how to conduct next week's recount in the U.S. Senate race. (11/14/2008)

Franken campaign's rejected ballot story false

The story an attorney for Democrat Al Franken's U.S. Senate campaign told reporters in order to illustrate claims that valid absentee ballots were wrongly rejected, turns out to be false. (11/13/2008)

Judge throws out Coleman ad complaint

A judge has dismissed a legal complaint filed by Sen. Norm Coleman against his Democratic opponent, Al Franken, over a claim in a Franken TV commercial. (11/13/2008)

Franken seeks access to rejected absentees

Democrat Al Franken, locked in a tight Senate race headed to a statewide recount, is suing for access to data on voters who had their absentee ballots rejected. (11/13/2008)

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