Max Miller: Potential Candidates Who Could Replace Republican in Ohio Race
Summary
Representative Max Miller from Ohio’s 7th Congressional District faces pressure to leave the race for reelection amid abuse allegations he denies. Several Republican leaders are discussing potential candidates to replace him if he withdraws before the ballot deadline.Key Facts
- Max Miller is a two-term congressman who worked as a White House aide under President Donald Trump.
- He is accused of abuse by his ex-wife but has denied the allegations and has not been charged with a crime.
- Senator Bernie Moreno publicly said Miller should resign, leading to a dispute between them.
- Miller has until Wednesday to withdraw from the ballot, which would allow Republicans to choose a replacement candidate quickly.
- Possible replacements mentioned include State Representatives Mike Dovilla and Melanie Miller, former U.S. Representative Jim Renacci, and former State Senator Kevin Coughlin.
- Jim Renacci said he may run for the seat if Miller steps aside but doubts Miller will quit.
- President Trump said he knows Miller personally and will let the involved families handle the situation.
- Trump reportedly warned Miller that winning reelection would be difficult given the controversy.
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