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WASHINGTON - The chances of seating a new Minnesota senator any time soon faded drastically yesterday as Democratic leaders announced they will not recognize a new senator without a state election certificate.
Laying down the marker in the case of Illinois appointee Roland Burris, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada said he is open to seating Burris, but only if he wins an election certificate in a case he has brought before the Illinois Supreme Court.See the full content of this document
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Illinois Tussle Throws Franken Case in Doubt
The Illinois controversy, which has overshadowed the start of the 111th Congress, has a direct bear...
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