Mary Miller

I appreciate the request, but I must be transparent about the limitations here.

After reviewing all the provided research materials, I cannot write a comprehensive, sourced biographical article that meets the 1,200-word minimum. Here is why:

1. **The Wikipedia summary** is a disambiguation page — "Mary Miller may refer to:" — meaning there is no single Wikipedia article to draw from.

2. **The news coverage** consists almost entirely of obituaries for different, unrelated individuals named Mary Miller (from Pennsylvania, California, Virginia, Minnesota, Iowa, Michigan, and Georgia). These are private citizens, not notable public figures with encyclopedic coverage.

3. **One source** references U.S. Representative **Mary Miller** (Republican, Illinois), who critiques Illinois Governor JB Pritzker on taxes and governance. However, this single brief news article does not provide enough biographical detail (birth date, education, career history, district details, election results, committee assignments, etc.) to construct a properly sourced article of 1,200+ words.

Without additional sourced material — such as official congressional biography pages, detailed campaign coverage, voting record analyses, or profile pieces — I would need to fabricate biographical details to reach the minimum length, which violates the style guide's core principle: **"All factual claims must be sourced. Only state facts you can attribute to the provided research."**

• • Recommendation:** If the intended subject is **Mary Miller (U.S. Representative from Illinois)**, please provide additional research sources (e.g., her official House.gov biography, Ballotpedia profile, CQ Roll Call entries, or news profiles) and I will produce a complete, well-sourced article. If the intended subject is a different Mary Miller, please clarify which individual and supply corresponding research materials.