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Coleman, Franken Back in Court over Minnesota Senate Seat

The battle for Minnesota's still-contested US Senate seat reached the state's supreme court today. Republican Norm Coleman is challenging lower court rulings that upheld a win by Democrat and former comedian Al Franken .

By Sara Terry • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

The battle for Minnesota's still-contested US Senate seat reached the state's supreme court today. Republican Norm Coleman is challenging lower court rulings that upheld a win by Democrat and former comedian Al Franken. Richard Hasen specializes in election law at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, California and blogs at ElectionLawBlog.org.

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The Aftermath Project
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Which Way, L.A.?

Coleman, Franken Back in Court over Minnesota Senate Seat

The battle for Minnesota's still-contested US Senate seat reached the state's supreme court today. Republican Norm Coleman is challenging lower court rulings that upheld a win by Democrat and former comedian Al Franken .

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Which Way, L.A.?

Coleman, Franken Back in Court over Minnesota Senate Seat

The battle for Minnesota's still-contested US Senate seat reached the state's supreme court today. Republican Norm Coleman is challenging lower court rulings that upheld a win by Democrat and former comedian Al Franken .

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