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Why were requested mail-in ballots never received in predominently Republican-voting PA counties?
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Coleman was still leading Franken in 2008, fully 7 days after the election, but democrats kept finding new ballots until finally the election was settled almost a year after the day of the election.
Franken, Coleman continue battle in post-campaign campaign
As the state gears up for a recount, Al Franken and Sen. Norm Coleman are engaged in a public relations battle that political observers say is intended to influence who will be the winner.
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Mark Zdechlik
St. Paul, Minn.
November 11, 2008 2:24 PM
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Ramsey County's canvassing board met in St. Paul on Friday to certify the results of the 2008 election. Each had to sign a document certifying the results were correct.
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It's the campaign that just won't end.
Gone are the charges and counter-charges about Norm Coleman's ties to George Bush and big business and Al Franken's off-color attempts at humor.
In their place now are dramatic allegations of election fraud and counting irregularities. After Norm Coleman moved to block the counting of about 30 ballots discovered in Hennepin County days after the polls closed, the Franken campaign accused Coleman of a shameful effort to disenfranchise Minnesotans by depriving them of their civil rights.
Vote tallies are often adjusted in excess of 1,000 votes as election officials double check their number when canvassing an election. The 2002 U.S. Senate election in Minnesota saw the vote totals for both Republican Norm Coleman and DFLer Walter Mondale adjusted by more than 50,000 votes.
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Coleman insists he won the election and has been accusing Franken of trying to influence the running tally as counties double-check their results.
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Coleman has called vote shifts "unexplained" and "improbable," even though tally changes are commonplace from election night to formal certification. Coleman currently leads Franken by 206 votes, according to unofficial election results from the Secretary of State's office.
"kept finding"...legal ones? illegal ones? your post proves nothing of course.Coleman was still leading Franken in 2008, fully 7 days after the election, but democrats kept finding new ballots until finally the election was settled almost a year after the day of the election.
Franken, Coleman continue battle in post-campaign campaign
As the state gears up for a recount, Al Franken and Sen. Norm Coleman are engaged in a public relations battle that political observers say is intended to influence who will be the winner.
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Mark Zdechlik
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November 11, 2008 2:24 PM
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Ramsey County's canvassing board met in St. Paul on Friday to certify the results of the 2008 election. Each had to sign a document certifying the results were correct.
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It's the campaign that just won't end.
Gone are the charges and counter-charges about Norm Coleman's ties to George Bush and big business and Al Franken's off-color attempts at humor.
In their place now are dramatic allegations of election fraud and counting irregularities. After Norm Coleman moved to block the counting of about 30 ballots discovered in Hennepin County days after the polls closed, the Franken campaign accused Coleman of a shameful effort to disenfranchise Minnesotans by depriving them of their civil rights.
Vote tallies are often adjusted in excess of 1,000 votes as election officials double check their number when canvassing an election. The 2002 U.S. Senate election in Minnesota saw the vote totals for both Republican Norm Coleman and DFLer Walter Mondale adjusted by more than 50,000 votes.
MPR Graphic/Than Tibbetts
Coleman insists he won the election and has been accusing Franken of trying to influence the running tally as counties double-check their results.
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Coleman has called vote shifts "unexplained" and "improbable," even though tally changes are commonplace from election night to formal certification. Coleman currently leads Franken by 206 votes, according to unofficial election results from the Secretary of State's office.
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The Senate NEEDS Al Franken.
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Coleman led Franken for a full week after all ballots had been counted, but democrats 'found' new ballots that were enough to give Franken the win and the crooks stole the election for the mob in defiance of the will of the American voters. The same thing happened in 2020. Trump was leading in many swing states the night of the election but in the middle of the night after election day thousands of boxes of mimeographed ballots for Biden mysteriously appeared and were secretly counted by democrat workers to give Biden the miraculous win after the election was over.
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Why Franken? They already have Schumer and Blumenthal. How many more jokers, fake war heroes, and liars do they need?
Prove your claim that it was illegal, lying moooron
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What was illegal? That government bootlicks allowed Franken to keep finding missing ballots days after the election, gradually shrinking Coleman's election night lead until the election was finally flipped because of this unporecedented radical extension of election day vote counting?
So you can't point to anything illegal lol
God you whine incessantly
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Franken would have never won if democrats had not keep digging for weeks after the election until they found enough extra ballots to give him the belated win.
Point to anything illegal
You can't?
God you whine incessantly about legal actions lo,
That's anti American
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Crooks are not so dumb as to commit voting fraud in a way that will land them in jail.
so you are whining about legal actions. lol.
god you are stupid
and anti american
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You may remember the massive false voter registrations produced in 2008 by Obama's former community organizing organization ACORN. They got busted for their fraud but there is no need to whine about that now.
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i remember you are whining about someone doing something legal and now when I made you look stupid you are whining about something totally different
there is no need for any whining but that never stops you
