Deadline passes for Rep. Max Miller to be replaced on Ohio ballot as he faces domestic abuse claims
Summary
Republican Representative Max Miller will remain on the ballot for Ohio’s 7th Congressional District despite domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife and calls within his party to step down. The deadline has passed for the Republican Party to replace him, making the race more competitive against Democrat Brian Poindexter.Key Facts
- Max Miller, a Republican congressman from Ohio, faces domestic abuse claims from his ex-wife.
- The last day to replace Miller on the general election ballot passed, so he remains the candidate.
- Some Republicans, including Ohio senators, asked Miller to drop out, but President Donald Trump supported him.
- Miller won his seat with 51% of the vote two years ago in a three-way race.
- The district usually leans Republican, about 55%-44%, according to recent maps.
- Democrat Brian Poindexter is challenging Miller and is gaining attention from Democratic groups.
- Republican leaders have not clearly committed money to support Miller’s campaign.
- Miller worked as a senior aide to President Trump during Trump’s first term.
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