Politics | Alaska Senate race Norm Coleman to Joe Miller: Give Up Already Alaska candidate should realize it's time to quit, former senator says By Rob Quinn Posted Nov 25, 2010 2:36 AM CST Copied Joe Miller is behind Lisa Murkowski by about 10,300 votes, including about 8,100 that his campaign has challenged. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File) Norm Coleman knows a thing or two about fighting close elections, and he has a message for Joe Miller: Give up. "I think that race is over. I think the counting’s been done. I’m not sure there’s anything that would change that," the former Minnesota senator and fellow Republican—who lost his seat to Al Franken after a 7-month battle—told C-SPAN in an interview that will air this weekend. "I think at a certain point in time, you have to have some finality to these things. It should be time to move on," Coleman said. There's not much that you can gain by extending the process." Alaska's GOP has declared Lisa Murkowski the winner, but Miller has filed a lawsuit challenging the result and demanding a recount of write-in ballots. The National Republican Senatorial Committee says it's not going to comment on the race until the results are “official," Politico notes. Read These Next Trump birthright citizenship fight revives 1898 case. Cops arrest trio in viral airport dustup over baggage fee. Washington state rolls out a millionaire's tax. Spike in gas prices may be 'only the beginning.' Report an error