Ohio Working-Families Focus Reframes Miller Race
TL;DR
In Ohio’s 7th District, Democratic challenger Brian Poindexter says his campaign is about working families, not a referendum on Rep. Max Miller, even as Miller faces abuse allegations from his ex-wife and a House Ethics probe. Poindexter criticizes Miller’s district presence and says he’ll press on regardless; the White House is reportedly pressing Miller to withdraw, though he claims he won’t quit. If Miller steps down by week’s end, party officials could replace him on the ballot. This live blog item sits amid a broader slate of Capitol updates on hemp policy, CDC leadership, and other political developments.
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