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Over 97 percent of ballots recounted for US Senate
Near the end of the final week of recounting the vote for the US Senate between Sen. Norm Coleman and challenger Al Franken, the total ballots recounted as of Dec. 3 was reported at 97.58 percent.
Source: Coon Rapids ECM Publishers
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