Max Miller doubles down on staying in Ohio House race
Summary
Rep. Max Miller, a Republican from Ohio, said he will continue his run for reelection despite accusations of domestic abuse from his ex-wife and two other women. President Donald Trump has shown concern that these allegations could risk the Republican seat in the upcoming midterm elections.Key Facts
- Max Miller faces allegations of domestic abuse from three women, including his ex-wife.
- Miller has until Wednesday to decide whether to withdraw from the Ohio House race.
- He announced he will not drop out and cited President Trump’s 2016 campaign as inspiration to stay resilient.
- President Trump is worried that Miller’s situation may put a safe Republican seat in danger for the midterms.
- Miller compared his situation to President Trump’s experience with repeated allegations during the 2016 presidential campaign.
- Miller stated resilience is a quality valued by the American people.
- The story is developing, and further updates are expected.
- Miller has also called for an ethics investigation into himself after the abuse claims surfaced.
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