Ohio's 7th congressional district

Max Miller missed the 4 pm deadline to withdraw from the Congressional race in Ohio's 7th Congressional District, preventing a replacement from being selected before the special election. Republicans are expected to easily replace him following his failure to meet the deadline.

The U.S. House Ethics Committee announced it will review allegations that Rep. Max Miller of Ohio engaged in domestic violence and abuse or illegal drug use. Miller requested the investigation to clear his name, while his ex-wife’s father, Sen. Bernie Moreno, accused him of endangering his family and called for him to seek psychological help.

Rep. Max Miller denies domestic abuse allegations by his ex-wife Emily Moreno and refuses to drop his re-election bid. The House Ethics Committee is investigating him, and his father-in-law, Sen. Bernie Moreno, has called for him to resign. Miller claims no court has substantiated abuse allegations against him.

President Trump privately expressed doubts about Rep. Max Miller's candidacy amid allegations of assault against his ex-wife and child, though Miller denies the claims and says he remains in the race. Trump publicly called the situation 'a very sad thing' but refrained from explicitly criticizing Miller or urging him to drop out.

Ohio GOP Rep. Max Miller denies allegations of domestic abuse against his ex-wife and daughter, vowing to remain in his reelection race. Sen. Bernie Moreno, his ex-father-in-law, called him a 'danger' and unfit for office, escalating tensions before a critical ballot deadline.