Longtime Senate president may seek re-election in fall

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 Senate President Thomas Mike Miller Jr. all but confirmed he will seek re-election to the Senate in 2010 for his 10th four-year term and stopped short of reneging on the retirement plans he announced after the 2006 election.

Miller, 65, D-Prince George?s and Calvert, has been the elected leader of the Senate since 1986, and was first elected senator in 1974 after a single term in the House of Delegates.

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