Democrat Al Franken yesterday increased his small lead over Republican Norm Coleman in the protracted dispute over the race for a U.S. Senate seat representing Minnesota, but it remains unclear when the five-month legal battle will end.
A state court ordered more than 300 absentee ballots that had previously been excluded to be counted yesterday, and the results increased Franken’s lead from 225 votes to 312.
Franken's Lead Grows in Minnesota Race +300 Votes
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