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Legislative & political notebook: News story clouds university budget
By Don Davis The University of Minnesota prepares to ask legislators to approve a $1.8 billion budget as some lawmakers question a Wall Street Journal story that showed the school has an excessive ...
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Board set to examine Senate ballots

Board set to examine Senate ballots Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – The state Canvassing Board begins what is expected to be a four-day meeting today, with the goal of determining who won Minnesota's U.S. Senate race.

By Don Davis , December 16, 2008

Senate race loses some significance

Senate race loses some significance Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – Al Franken no longer can be considered the potential 60th vote.

By Scott Wente , December 03, 2008

Court may decide Senate race

Court may decide Senate race Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – More than 3,000 Minnesota campaign volunteers and official election workers are wrapping up recounting 2.9 million ballots from U.S. Senate race, with at least 300 paid and unpaid attorneys watching.

By Don Davis , November 28, 2008

Candidates trade barbs in final debate

Candidates trade barbs in final debate Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – The country's costliest U.S. Senate campaign left those at the candidates' final debate Sunday thinking it could be the nastiest, too.

By Scott Wente , November 03, 2008

Senate race a fiscal record-setter

Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – The candidates likely will spend more than $30 million on Minnesota’s U.S. Senate race. That’s just the half of it – literally.

By Scott Wente , October 27, 2008

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Gun issue fires up Senate hopefuls

Gun issue fires up Senate hopefuls Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – Al Franken suggested he and Republican Sen. Norm Coleman agree on gun rights.

By Scott Wente , October 27, 2008

Pick an issue and the top three candidates seem to be on another page

Pick an issue and the top three candidates seem to be on another page Minnesota News
ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s U.S. Senate race pits a former war protester against two candidates who protest continuing the Iraq war.

By Scott Wente , October 21, 2008

2 run quiet Senate campaigns

Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – More than just the "big three" are seeking Minnesota’s U.S. Senate seat, although the "other two" are mostly invisible.

By Scott Wente , October 16, 2008

Senate candidates lay out differences

Minnesota News
GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. – Sen. Norm Coleman said he has demonstrated the courage to make difficult decisions while building a record of bipartisan accomplishment.

By Scott Wente , October 13, 2008

Senate candidates agree to debates

Minnesota News
ST. PAUL – Candidates in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race will debate five times before the Nov. 4 election.

By Scott Wente , September 22, 2008

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Ventura out of Senate race

Minnesota State News
ST. PAUL – One of the country's most expensive U.S. Senate races may not be quite as entertaining as it could have been, with former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura declining to run.

By Don Davis, Minn. State Capitol Bureau Chief , July 15, 2008

Minnesota race part of fight for Senate

Minnesota News
WASHINGTON -- Huddled in the Ronald Reagan Republican Center near Capitol Hill, GOP staffers pore over Al Franken’s three decades of work as a satirist and liberal author, searching for politically lethal material.

By Scott Wente , July 11, 2008

Senate candidates kick off campaign season

Minnesota State News
ST. PAUL – On the day Senate candidate Al Franken kicked off a recent campaign tour around Minnesota, Sen. Norm Coleman hopped a flight to Washington for his job on Capitol Hill.

By Scott Wente, Minn. Capitol Bureau , June 16, 2008

Senate backs foreclosure delay

ST. PAUL – Senators said they were responding Monday to reckless residential mortgage lending practices when they approved a plan giving some homeowners facing foreclosure temporary reprieve.

By Scott Wente, Minn. Capitol Bureau , May 06, 2008

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Senate approves public works plan

State News
ST. PAUL – The march toward confrontation continued Tuesday when senators overwhelmingly passed a public works funding bill $140 million richer than Gov. Tim Pawlenty wants.

By Don Davis, Minn. State Capitol Bureau Chief , March 05, 2008

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