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Al Franken and Norm Coleman were in a virtual tie in their Senate race in Minnesota, and there is a high possibility that the race will go into a recount.
From the StarTribune: "Coleman was leading in the suburbs and southern Minnesota, but Franken was ahead in two reliable DFL strongholds -- the central cities and Iron Range. A chunk of votes in Minneapolis and the Duluth area remained uncounted as this edition of the Star Tribune went to press."
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