Moreno: Miller should seek help as abuse allegations loom over Ohio race

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Sen. Bernie Moreno says Rep. Max Miller should not serve in Congress and needs serious psychological help amid his ex-wife’s accusations of domestic abuse. Miller denies the claims and vows to stay in his reelection bid in a solid-red Ohio district, with an August 5 withdrawal deadline that could trigger a GOP replacement if he withdraws. The controversy adds pressure to a key Ohio race and the broader 2026 midterm dynamics.
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