Deadline Passes, Miller Stays on Ohio GOP Ballot
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Ohio Rep. Max Miller will remain the GOP nominee for the 7th District after the deadline to replace him passed, though he could still withdraw and leave the party without a candidate. The move comes amid mounting GOP pressure over domestic-violence allegations from his ex-wife, which Miller denies, and a House Ethics Committee probe into potential abuse or drug use. Miller is now set to face Democrat Brian Poindexter in November as the GOP seeks to preserve its narrow House majority.
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