GOP may be stuck with Rep. Max Miller in Ohio
Summary
Republican Representative Max Miller in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District did not withdraw from the November election by the deadline, which means Republicans cannot replace him on the ballot. Miller denies domestic-abuse allegations and plans to stay in the race despite the controversy and an ongoing ethics investigation.Key Facts
- Max Miller is the current Republican candidate in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District.
- Miller did not withdraw by the official deadline on Saturday, so Republicans cannot replace him on the ballot.
- Miller faces domestic-abuse allegations made by his ex-wife and a former girlfriend; he denies the claims.
- The House Ethics Committee is investigating Miller for possible domestic violence and drug use.
- Miller loaned $1 million to his campaign and released personal documents related to the allegations.
- Senator Bernie Moreno, Miller’s former father-in-law, has publicly asked Miller to leave Congress.
- The district leans Republican and was won by President Trump by about 10-12 points in recent elections.
- The Republican Party hopes to maintain control of this seat to keep its narrow majority in the House.
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