Max Miller confirms he will continue Ohio House reelection campaign amid allegations
Axios · August 4, 2026Original source ↗
What happened
Representative Max Miller of Ohio announced that he will not withdraw from his reelection bid despite facing allegations of domestic abuse and violence from his ex-wife and two other women. He cited former President Donald Trump as an influence on his decision and expressed confidence in his support from constituents.
Why it matters
Miller's decision could impact the outcome of a key congressional seat in the upcoming midterms.
How this story affects people
What does this story change?
Miller's decision to stay in the race may influence the outcome of a key congressional seat, which could affect the balance of power in the House. His situation raises questions about the impact of personal allegations on political campaigns and voter sentiment.
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