Scoop: Ex-GOP Rep. Jim Renacci mulls House comeback bid if Max Miller drops out
Summary
Former Republican Congressman Jim Renacci said he might run for his old House seat if current Rep. Max Miller of Ohio drops out of the race. Miller is facing allegations of domestic abuse but denies them and plans to run for reelection.Key Facts
- Jim Renacci previously served as a Republican congressman and was a U.S. Senate nominee.
- Rep. Max Miller faces accusations of domestic abuse but denies any wrongdoing.
- President Donald Trump told Miller that his reelection looks difficult.
- Several Republicans and Democrats have expressed concern over Miller's candidacy.
- Renacci has received calls from donors and campaign teams encouraging him to run if Miller quits.
- Miller has publicly stated he will stay in the race despite pressure.
- If Miller withdraws early, a special primary would be held to replace him; if later, party leaders choose a replacement.
- Polling is underway to test Renacci’s chances if he decides to run again.
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