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Norm Coleman

United States senator
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      …that the incumbent Republican senator Norm Coleman had defeated DFL candidate Al Franken by just 215 votes. The narrow differential prompted a mandatory recount, by which it was determined in January 2009 that Franken had actually won the race by 225 votes. Coleman challenged the recount in a lawsuit, but…

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      …that the incumbent Republican senator Norm Coleman had defeated DFL candidate Al Franken by just 215 votes. The narrow differential prompted a mandatory recount, by which it was determined in January 2009 that Franken had actually won the race by 225 votes. Coleman challenged the recount in a lawsuit, but…

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