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Yeah...That's DEFINITELY a Franken Vote

If you need anymore proof that the Minnesota recount is a mess, check this out. Note that the ballot shows Norm Coleman's bubble clearly filled in and no marks whatsoever in Al Franken's bubble. That ballot was awarded to Al Franken by Minnesota's Canvassing Board in the recount. It appears that the vote was challenged by the Franken campaign due to possible duplicate ballot issues, which would potentially be a reason for the board to throw out the vote for Coleman, but they didn't throw it out - they
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counted it as a vote for Franken.   

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