The endless Minnesota Senate recount is affecting Sen.-elect Kay Hagan too.
As Sen. Norm Coleman and Sen.-maybe-elect Al Franken dispute the validity of ballots, they're not just holding up the Senate seat, they're holding up the offices too.
Because Senate offices are distributed by seniority, they cannot be distributed until it's determined whether Minnesota will be represented by a first- or second-term senator.
That's put Hagan on hold too.
Spokeswoman Colleen Flanagan said the senator-elect will move into expanded temporary office space in the basement of the Dirksen Senate Office Building.
"They've expanded it to give us a little more room — not a whole lot," she said.
