Republican Minnesota state Sen. Jeremy Miller announced Monday he will not be running for his seat again in next year's election.

"After a tremendous amount of thought and discussion with Janel and the boys, I have made the difficult decision to not seek reelection after my current term ends next year," Miller said. "Other than marrying my amazing wife and the birth of our three wonderful boys, serving in the Minnesota Senate has been one of the most memorable and rewarding experiences of my life."

Miller was first elected in 2010 and has been reelected four times. At 26, he became the second youngest Minnesotan to be elected to the Senate. In 2019, he became the youngest senator in Minnesota to serve as president of the Senate. In 2021, Republicans elected Miller to serve as majority

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