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octoberlib

(14,971 posts)
Wed Dec 6, 2017, 03:20 PM Dec 2017

Enter Norm Coleman





Eagle-eyed @tedbarrettcnn spots Norm Coleman in Capitol - just as Franken talk reaches a fever pitch. "Is there a seat to run for?" he asks, noting Trump came within 1.5 points in Minnesota. The stat Coleman really remembers?
312 -- the # of votes he lost to Franken by in '08.



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Enter Norm Coleman (Original Post) octoberlib Dec 2017 OP
so coleman just happened to be there? spanone Dec 2017 #1
Isn't that a coincidence? Not. octoberlib Dec 2017 #3
Fuck that Vulture n/t n2doc Dec 2017 #2
Not on Governor Dayton's watch. MineralMan Dec 2017 #4
But wouldnt there be a call for a general election in 2018 for the seat? Cattledog Dec 2017 #6
Nope. Scoopster Dec 2017 #7
Not true. Cattledog Dec 2017 #9
Supposedly a special election has to take place next year. nt Guy Whitey Corngood Dec 2017 #12
Fuck that. Norm sucks. Thor_MN Dec 2017 #5
Fuck Norm Green. WhiskeyGrinder Dec 2017 #10
Harken back to the Tom Petter's Wellstone ruled Dec 2017 #8
Fuck Coleman geardaddy Dec 2017 #11

Scoopster

(423 posts)
7. Nope.
Wed Dec 6, 2017, 03:41 PM
Dec 2017

2018's election is for Amy Klobuchar's seat. If Franken resigns, whoever Dayton appoints as a replacement will serve until 2020.

Cattledog

(5,916 posts)
9. Not true.
Wed Dec 6, 2017, 06:22 PM
Dec 2017

"Minnesota Public Radio says that Senator Al Franken is resigning tomorrow. Governor Mark Dayton, a Democrat, will name his successor who will serve until the mid-term elections in 2018."

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