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U.S. Rep. Max Miller has firmly rejected allegations that he committed abuse against his former spouse and child. The Ohio Republican issued a denial in response to escalating pressure regarding his congressional future.
Sen. Bernie Moreno, also from Ohio, publicly stated that Miller should withdraw from his House bid, citing the serious nature of the accusations leveled against him. The senator’s position represents a significant break within state Republican ranks over the matter.
The controversy centers on abuse claims that have emerged during Miller’s political career, prompting debate within Republican circles about whether he should continue pursuing elected office.
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