House Democrats PAC adds $6 million to Cleveland spending after Ohio’s Miller opts to stay in race
Summary
A political group supporting House Democrats will spend an additional $6 million on ads in Cleveland because Republican Congressman Max Miller is continuing his reelection campaign despite abuse allegations. Miller denies the claims and plans to invest $1 million of his own money in his campaign.Key Facts
- House Majority PAC, a group connected to House Democrats, will add $6 million in ad spending in Cleveland.
- This will bring their total ad spending in the area to about $7 million.
- The increased spending is a response to Rep. Max Miller staying in the race despite abuse allegations from his ex-wife.
- The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee added Brian Poindexter, the Democratic challenger, to its priority list.
- The House Ethics Committee has started an investigation into the abuse claims against Miller.
- President Donald Trump spoke with Miller but did not advise him to quit the race.
- Miller denies the abuse accusations and plans to contribute $1 million of his own money to his campaign.
- The National Republican Congressional Committee supports Miller’s reelection campaign.
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