While turning aside Franken's specific objection Monday, the judges met privately with lawyers from both sides after adjourning for the day. Judge Kurt Marben said the goal would be to see "if there is a more expedient way to proceed with the evidence in this case."
Coleman's attorneys say about 3,100 rejected ballots should have not been thrown out because it appeared the voter met all legal requirements. An additional 1,600 do have a flaw, but one that is not the voter's fault, the attorneys say. Those two categories were set by the judges as grounds for inclusion of disputed ballots.
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