Ohio Republican Faces Pressure Amid Abuse Allegations

Rep. Max Miller, a Republican from Ohio, is facing increasing pressure to step down from his position in Congress and withdraw from his campaign for reelection. Accusations of domestic violence from his former wife have thrust him into the spotlight. As of August 9, 2026, Miller is likely to remain on the ballot this November. This development follows the passage of a crucial deadline on Saturday, which was key in potentially replacing him.

Despite the mounting calls for his resignation, Miller has chosen to continue his bid for a third term in office. The ongoing scrutiny and allegations have not swayed his public stance or campaign efforts.