Republican Representative Max Miller is facing allegations of domestic abuse made by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, during their ongoing custody dispute, as he seeks a third term representing Ohio’s 7th Congressional District. The accusations have intensified scrutiny of his reelection campaign and prompted questions about the process for replacing him on the ballot should he withdraw.
The controversy stems from renewed public attention to allegations made by Moreno, with the Washington Examiner reporting that the claims are central to their custody battle. Miller has denied the allegations, according to the New York Times, defiantly maintaining his commitment to running for reelection ahead of a deadline to remove his name from the ballot.
The process for replacing Miller on the ballot if he were to step aside remains an open question. The Washington Examiner notes that this is now under consideration given the ongoing allegations.
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