By GottaLaff

Go Al!Recount Winds Down in Minnesota
The Associated Press analyzed more than 5,000 challenged ballots in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race and "found that most of the ballots have clear intent and no deficiencies for which they would be disqualified under Minnesota law."
A four judge panel "has set a goal of completing the challenged-ballot reviews by Friday. The AP analysis suggests the process could move quickly once the board shows its mind on the challenge types that occurred most frequently."
Bottom Line: Franken could pick up at least 200 additional votes which is huge considering Coleman is leading by 192 votes, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.