Election Coverage from MPR

Man at center of Coleman lawsuit denies allegations

Nasser Kazeminy, the man accused of trying to funnel money to Sen. Norm Coleman, denied the allegations Monday through a spokeswoman. (11/10/2008)

Obama meets Bush at White House for 2 hours

The Bushes welcomed the Obamas to the White House on Monday, visiting for nearly two hours and offering the nation a glimpse of a new first family at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. (11/10/2008)

As voting totals shift, Pawlenty expresses recount concerns

Gov. Tim Pawlenty says he has concerns about the changing vote total in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race. (11/10/2008)

Passing the presidency along

The peaceful transition between presidents is a marvel of American democracy. President Bush has promised to make the transition from his administration to that of President-elect Barack Obama as smooth as possible. (Midmorning, 11/10/2008)

Canvassing boards to certify results today

The post-election race for the U.S. Senate in Minnesota will move into a new stage this week. The state's 87 counties have been counting ballots and double checking their tallies since last Tuesday's election. (11/10/2008)

How well did the media report campaign 2008?

A new report from a media watchdog group suggests coverage of John McCain was substantially more negative than coverage of Barack Obama, a charge often made by conservative critics. Midmorning looks at the debate over favoritism in campaign coverage, and how coverage of the president-elect will change. (Midmorning, 11/10/2008)

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