Max Miller Abuse Allegationssince Jul 31

Max Miller Stays On Ballot

The Ohio Republican remains on the ballot after GOP efforts to oust him fizzled.

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Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio, will remain on the ballot in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District after the 4 p.m. deadline passed for Republicans to certify a replacement. Miller’s ex-wife, Emily Moreno, daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno, has accused him of domestic abuse involving her and their child; Miller denies the allegations. Several Republicans, including Moreno, urged Miller to leave the race before the deadline. President Donald Trump’s political team asked Ohio Republicans not to mount a public pressure campaign against Miller after concluding he would not withdraw.

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Ohio GOP riskLeans Left

Max Miller’s continued candidacy creates a political liability for Republicans in Ohio. The party’s problems go beyond one candidate and could endanger important statewide races.

GOP protects MillerLeans Left

Republican leaders and Trump’s team are shielding Max Miller rather than treating the domestic abuse allegations as disqualifying. Their refusal to force accountability shows the party is willing to protect a MAGA ally despite grave accusations.