Al Franken

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  • Coleman hints at do-over of Minnesota Senate election

    With his chances of winning in court seemingly fading, the former senator talks about a re-vote.
  • Al Franken stole the election? Prove it or shut up

    The recount shows that he won the Minnesota Senate race. The lying liars who say otherwise have no evidence of cheating.
  • Dems won't try to seat Franken

    Republicans have promised to block any attempt to swear Al Franken into the Senate, at least for now.
  • Franken wins, for now

    The Democrat is declared the winner of Minnesota's Senate election, but Republican Norm Coleman has only begun to fight.
  • Cornyn: Senate GOP won't let Dems seat Franken

    The Republican caucus appears ready to filibuster in order to ensure that the Minnesota Democrat won't be sworn in until court challenges are resolved.
  • Al Franken takes lead

    The putative 59th Democratic senator pulls ahead in Minnesota senate race.
  • Franken wins rulings, but more wrangling ahead

    A couple key decisions about lost and improperly disqualified votes went in the Minnesota Democrat's favor Friday.
  • Minnesota: Land of 10,000 Headaches

    Thanks to lost ballots and inevitable lawsuits, the now sort-of completed Minnesota recount has brought us little closer to a solution.
  • Franken's camp claims lead

    Al Franken's attorney says the Democrat has overtaken incumbent Sen. Norm Coleman, but has he really?
  • More confusion in Coleman-Franken recount

    As the process continues, the number of ballots challenged by the campaigns is growing, meaning it'll be even longer before we know who won.
  • Franken keeps gaining on Coleman

    With the recount in their race entering its third day, the gap between Minnesota Republican Sen. Norm Coleman and challenger Al Franken is now even smaller.
  • Franken gains on Coleman

    With the recount in their race 18 percent complete, Al Franken has narrowed Norm Coleman's lead to 174 votes.
  • Despite setback, Franken has reason for optimism

    His attempt to stop certification of the results in his race against Sen. Norm Coleman failed, but a study suggests Al Franken will pick up votes in the recount.
  • GOP not playing "Minnesota nice" with Franken

    Republicans have flooded the airwaves with baseless propaganda to discredit the Coleman-Franken recount in advance.
  • Schumer accuses GOP of trying to muck up Minn. recount

    Norm Coleman's lead over Al Franken is shrinking, and the recount hasn't even started yet; Republicans cry foul, but are they just trying to derail the count?
  • Salon's rash predictions on the election

    In which Salon makes predictions we'll probably regret about the outcome of the undecided races still remaining.
  • Can Franken win in a recount?

    It's hard to find examples of trailing candidates coming back in a recount, but it can happen.
  • Coleman declares victory over Franken in Minnesota

    Fewer than 800 votes separate the candidates in a tough Senate race, and a recount looms.
  • Al Franken to Democrats: I'm running for Senate

    Sources say he'll challenge Republican incumbent Norm Coleman in 2008.
  • Beyond the Multiplex

    A fascinating look back at the right wing's sordid attempt to deport John Lennon. Plus: Al Franken! Juliette Lewis! Orlando Bloom!
  • Conversations: Al Franken

    Al Franken speaks about "God Spoke"
  • SXSW starts to swing

    The festival premieres films about Al Franken, the Pixies and the music biz. Plus: Did Andy Dick really hump an audience member's head?
  • "The Truth (With Jokes)"

    Al Franken pukes into his wastebasket in Chapter 4 of his new book, then spends Chapter 5 in "Rove-induced septic shock."
  • Minnesota goes ice cold on Bush

    And that could be sunny news for Senate hopeful Al Franken.
  • Senator Franken?

    He's good enough, he's smart enough, but doggone it, will people vote for him? To find out, Al Franken is moving his radio show back home to Minnesota to get ready to run against Sen. Norm Coleman.
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