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GOP voters reluctant to abandon Rep. Max Miller over abuse allegations - The Washington Post
Entertainment and CultureBy Alexei Koseff8/5/20261 min read
The Ohio Republican, who has denied any wrongdoing, has pledged to stay in his race for a third term.
✨ Key Highlights
- Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) is facing accusations of domestic violence and physical abuse leveled by his ex-wife, allegations he has denied while pledging to continue his campaign for a third term.
- The claims have unsettled Republican leaders who are working to preserve their narrow majority in the House.
- Miller represents an Ohio district and has publicly denied any wrongdoing amid the controversy.
- Despite the accusations, GOP voters in the area, including in Medina, Ohio, appear reluctant to abandon their support for the congressman.
- Miller has made clear his intention to remain in the race rather than step aside as the allegations draw scrutiny.
MEDINA, Ohio Accusations of domestic violence and physical abuse against Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) by his ex-wife have rattled Republican leaders as they fight to hold on to their threadbare House maj