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Edward B. Foley, July 31 - Impressive Unanimity: the Historical Significance of Coleman v. Franken
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- Alaska Senate race: Begich defeats Stevens and a recount is unlikely (11/19/08)
- Begich Takes 814-Vote Lead in Alaska Senate Race (11/13/08)
- Begich leads Stevens by 814 votes in Alaska Senate race (11/13/08)
- 30 percent of Alaska ballots still uncounted (11/12/08)
- Convicted Stevens holds slim lead in US Senate race (11/07/08)
- Alaska Senate race outcome will not be known until Nov. 14 (11/07/08)
- Close races update - NC goes for Obama, OR Senate race called, 55,000 votes to be counted in Alaska Senate race (11/06/08)
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