WINONA, Minn. – State Senator Jeremy Miller, R-Winona, easily was elected to a fifth term, but he won’t be majority leader anymore. Republicans lost their majority in the Senate. In coming weeks, the Senate Republican caucus will meet to reorganize its leadership. About the 2022 election setback, Miller offered a positive spin: “While it does not look like Senate Republicans will maintain control of the Senate, we will continue to fight for keeping life affordable for working Minnesotans and seniors, safer communities and support for law enforcement, and more opportunities for students to be successful in the classroom and beyond.”
Miller. Into fifth term.
His electoral history
> 2010: Defeated Sharon E4ickson Ropes 50% to 49% in District 31.
> 2012: Defeated Jack Krage 57% to 42% in redrawn District 28.
> 2016: Defeated Jon Pieper 63% to 36%.
> 2020: Defeated Sarah Kruger 57% to 42%.
> 2022: Defeated Dan Wilson 58% to 38% in redrawn District 26.
State Senate District 26
Created after the 2020 census. Includes Fillmore and Houston counties and 14 townships in Winona County and four townships in Mower County.