Franken is actually ahead by one point, 41% to Coleman’s 40%, with a margin of error of 3.6%, which is very good news, as undecideds typically break at least 2/3 for the challenger.
BTW, here is Franken’s latest ad.
Franken is actually ahead by one point, 41% to Coleman’s 40%, with a margin of error of 3.6%, which is very good news, as undecideds typically break at least 2/3 for the challenger.
BTW, here is Franken’s latest ad.