According to state law, Norm Coleman will have 10 days to appeal any final ruling by the three-judge panel in his election contest with Al Franken.
That final ruling is at least a week away; as many as 400 ballots could be opened April 7 after Tuesday’s interim ruling by Judges Elizabeth Hayden, Kurt Marben and Denise Reilly.
But today on a Fox News Radio show, “Brian and the Judge,” Coleman said he would appeal faster than the 10-day-window.
“You have to file in 10 days; we’re going to file quicker than 10 days, I can assure you,” Coleman said. “The bottom line is I want to make sure the votes are counted fairly, uniformly, with a uniform standard and we’re going to push to the Minnesota Supreme Court to make that happen, if we have to.”
To listen to the entire excerpt, go here.
Senate recount trial: Coleman promises appeal will come quickly
According to state law, Norm Coleman will have 10 days to appeal any final ruling by the three-judge panel in his election contest with Al Franken.That final ruling is at least a week away; as many as 400 ballots could be opened April 7 after Tuesda
