In the closest Senate race in Minnesota history, every vote should be counted fairly.
But there are Minnesotans who had their votes thrown out, even though they did nothing wrong.
They voted absentee, but their ballots were improperly rejected because of someone else's mistake.
And in the closest Senate race in Minnesota history, their votes remain uncounted.
But there are Minnesotans who had their votes thrown out, even though they did nothing wrong.
They voted absentee, but their ballots were improperly rejected because of someone else's mistake.
And in the closest Senate race in Minnesota history, their votes remain uncounted.
President Clinton came to Minneapolis on October 30th in support of Al Franken and the Obama campaign.
What a night!
What a night!
In this new ad from the Al Franken for Senate campaign, Senator Amy Klobuchar tells Minnesotans that she needs Al Franken in the Senate with her to end the gridlock and make our economy work for the middle class.
Senator Hillary Clinton offers a ringing endorsement of Al Franken's commitment to helping people, his middle-class economic agenda, and his capacity to bring Minnesotans the change we need.