Posted on 02/11/2009 10:07:45 AM PST by ButThreeLeftsDo
A lawyer for Republican Norm Coleman said Wednesday that Minnesota's Senate trial could go faster thanks to a judicial order likely to cut the absentee ballots that have to be reconsidered.
The three-judge panel set out 19 different reasons that uncounted absentee ballots were rejected in the race between Coleman and Democrat Al Franken. They've ordered both candidates to submit arguments by the end of the trial day Wednesday on whether those ballots could be ruled in or out by category — rather than considered one by one.
"If they pull out certain categories, those are categories we won't be presenting evidence on," Coleman attorney Ben Ginsberg said.
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What’s the Coleman count ?
Franken has picked up 23, so far.....
You are kidding...Coleman is going down?
So far....
load o cr4p!
Count the ballots!
All the ballots!
Damn just Damn.
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