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Minnesotans have had enough of the U.S. Senate race
On election night, both Republican incumbent and Democrat challenger Franken each received 42 percent of the vote. Now a Survey USA poll finds they're both less popular.
Only 38 percent of Minnesotans surveyed view Coleman favorably. 44 percent have an unfavorable view.
But Franken scored a bit worse with 37 percent favorable and 45 percent unfavorable.
Watch the following video report from KSTP TV Minneapolis and St. Paul:
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