GOP pressure grows on Miller as domestic-violence allegations surface

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Sen. Jim Banks told NBC’s Meet the Press that Rep. Max Miller should drop his re-election bid and resign if the domestic-violence allegations raised by his ex-wife are true, a stance echoed by several other GOP lawmakers; Miller denies the claims and has urged the House Ethics Committee to investigate while staying in the race. The accusations involve alleged abuse and threats, and have drawn public criticism from Bernie Moreno’s family, with Ohio officials noting a deadline to replace a candidate amid security-related event cancellations. Miller has also faced related legal actions, including a defamation suit, as the controversy continues.
- Sen. Jim Banks says Rep. Max Miller should drop his re-election bid if allegations are true NBC News
- GOP may be stuck with Rep. Max Miller in Ohio Axios
- GOP senator calls Max Miller allegations ‘deeply troubling’ The Hill
- Max Miller’s lawyer admits to accidentally releasing ‘private images’ of daughter Politico
- Max Miller locked in as Republican nominee after Ohio ballot deadline passes without withdrawal Fox News
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