Carol Miller

I need to be transparent here: the research provided is insufficient to write a comprehensive, well-sourced biographical article about a single notable "Carol Miller."

The Wikipedia summary indicates "Carol(e) Miller" is a disambiguation page, meaning there are multiple people by this name. The news coverage provided consists almost entirely of obituaries for different, apparently non-notable individuals named Carol Miller, plus one press release mentioning U.S. Representative Carol Miller (R-WV).

The only potentially notable Carol Miller identifiable from the sources is **U.S. Representative Carol Miller (R-WV)**, who appears in a single press release about digital trade barriers with South Korea. However, one press release is wholly insufficient to write a 1,200+ word sourced biography — I would need to fabricate the vast majority of content about her early life, education, career history, personal life, and recognition, which violates the content guidelines.

• • Per the style guide instruction: "If you cannot fill a section with at least 100 sourced words, omit that section entirely" and "Only state facts you can attribute to the provided research."**

I cannot responsibly produce a 1,200-word article when the sourced material supports fewer than 150 words of verifiable content about any single Carol Miller. Writing such an article would require either:

1. Fabricating unsourced biographical details, or 2. Padding the article with speculative or promotional language

Both approaches are explicitly prohibited by the style guide.

• • Recommendation:** To produce a proper article for U.S. Representative Carol Miller of West Virginia, the research pipeline should be re-run with more specific queries targeting her congressional career, background, legislative record, and election history. Alternatively, if a different Carol Miller is intended, please clarify which individual so appropriate sources can be gathered.