Max Miller Vows To Stand At Midterms as He Denies Abuse Allegations
Summary
Ohio Representative Max Miller denies abuse allegations made by his ex-wife and says he will continue his campaign for the November midterm elections. The allegations include claims of physical abuse and child injury, which Miller denies, and no criminal charges have been filed against him.Key Facts
- Max Miller is a two-term congressman representing Ohio’s 7th Congressional District.
- Miller’s ex-wife, Emily Moreno, has accused him of abuse and sought a restraining order against him.
- Allegations include pushing Moreno, holding a gun to her head, throwing hot water at her, and causing injury to their daughter.
- Child welfare officials did not find evidence to support child abuse claims, and Miller was not charged with any crime.
- Miller denies all abuse accusations and filed a defamation lawsuit against Moreno.
- Miller says he will remain in the 2024 midterm race and is focused on winning.
- Democrats see the allegations as a chance to compete in Miller’s district; some call for his resignation or investigation.
- Republican leaders generally support Miller, and President Trump’s team is watching the situation closely.
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