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"Minnesota Supreme Court: Count rejected absentee ballots ; The high court ordered Coleman and Franken to work with the Secretary of State and election officials to set up a process to identify ballots that were rejected in error."

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"Minnesota Supreme Court: Count rejected absentee ballots ; The high court ordered Coleman and Franken to work with the Secretary of State and election officials to set up a process to identify ballots that were rejected in error." This article appears today in The Minneapolis Star Tribune.

The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports today that "Tossed absentees added to count; But the state Supreme Court gives both campaigns veto power over each ballot."

The New York Times reports that "Ruling Favors Democrat in Contest in Minnesota."

And The Washington Post reports that "Holidays, Court Ruling Will Further Extend Minn. Senate Recount."

You can access yesterday's ruling of the Supreme Court of Minnesota at this link.

Full post as published by How Appealing on December 19, 2008 (boomark / email).

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