Deadline passes; Miller stays on Ohio ballot as GOP replacement effort stalls

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With the key withdrawal deadline passed, Rep. Max Miller is likely to remain on the November ballot in Ohio despite his ex-wife's domestic violence allegations, as GOP leaders remain divided over calls for resignation and voters appear largely unaware or uninterested in the controversy.
Topics:nation#ballot-replacement#domestic-violence-allegations#elections-2026#max-miller#ohio#politics
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