(Des Moines, Iowa) -- Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller will be on the ballot running for re-election, after narrowly collecting the necessary number of signatures.
The State Objection Panel reviewed the signatures collected to appear on the ballot in Miller's run for re-election, and after the panel's review, Miller received 78 signatures, with 77 in at least 18 of Iowa's 99 counties being the necessary number. Miller is the nation's longest-serving attorney general, having first been elected to the position in 1978.
Aside from a four-year period during which he campaigned for governor, he's been Iowa's Attorney General ever since.