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: Election UpdatesFranken one step closer to winning MN Senate race
By Michael Alvarez
A three-judge panel yesterday dismissed a variety of motions from Coleman to subtract votes from Franken’s total. Here is quote from the ruling, from today’s LA Times:
“The overwhelming weight of the evidence indicates that the November 4, 2008, election was conducted fairly, impartially and accurately,” the judges wrote. “There is no evidence of a systematic problem of disenfranchisement in the state’s election system, including in its absentee-balloting procedures.”
Full post as published by Election Updates on April 14, 2009 (boomark / email).
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