Coleman v Franken: The Appeal, June 1, 9 AM

A reminder for all you Minnesota Senate race junkies that Coleman's presenting his appeal tomorrow, Monday, June 1, at 9 AM. You'll all recognize that stuffy little room: it's the same place the Election Contest was, though you'll see different faces in the judges' chairs. The UpTake will have it live, along with the usual wordy press conferences and commentary. You can tune in there, and join the blog, too, if you'd like.

Rumors say that the judges will roll out their decision around the 4th of July, though there isn't substance to that particular date. The bigger question will be: will Pawlenty - now rumored to be running for Prez - sign the certificate?

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