Democrats see chance to flip House seat as abuse claims mount against GOP rep
Summary
Democrats are focusing on an Ohio House seat where Republican Rep. Max Miller faces allegations of domestic abuse from his ex-wife. Miller denies the claims and has filed lawsuits against his accusers, while Democrats see an opportunity to win the seat in the upcoming November election.Key Facts
- Rep. Max Miller, a Republican from Ohio, is accused of domestic abuse by his ex-wife.
- Miller served as a White House adviser during President Donald Trump’s first term.
- The abuse allegations have been public for years but have recently gained more media attention.
- Democrats are pushing for Miller’s resignation and a congressional ethics investigation.
- Miller won the district with just over 51% of the vote two years ago.
- Miller denies the accusations and has filed defamation lawsuits against his ex-wife and another accuser.
- Democrats are supporting Brian Poindexter, a union ironworker and their candidate for the seat.
- Republicans continue to support Miller, saying he has delivered results for his district.
- The seat is part of a narrow Republican majority in the U.S. House that is contested in the fall elections.
- The deadline to replace Miller on the ballot is approaching, but no Republican has made a move to do so.
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