My understanding is that the only remaining undetermined votes there are disputed absentee ballots numbering about 1,600. Further, from what samples I’ve seen, they appear to favor Wankin (Cranken? Frankenstein? You pick) by at least 2:1, and if anything I’m erring to Coleman’s advantage there. It also helps Franken that Minnesota law allows counting ballots filled out incorrectly, but where the voters’ intent can be “discerned” (where of course the counters’ will comes in): Franken’s camp has been pretty candid that his supporters are less educated and more likely to botch their votes. This looks bad. What a nightmare. Franken’s as mad as a hatter; dig those crazy eyes. The really awful thing is that Minnesota is known for unusually clean politics; this means the Rats can screw us anywhere.
It was probably a myth that MN was ever known for its clean politics. Surely no more