Ohio Rep. Miller rejects calls to leave reelection race as domestic abuse claims surface

Ohio Representative Max Miller is proceeding with his reelection campaign despite domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno. Moreno accuses Miller of incidents including holding a gun to her head and fracturing their daughter's collarbone, claims Miller denies, stating they are part of a custody battle. Miller has sued Moreno for defamation and announced he would file for an ethics investigation into himself, which the House Ethics Committee has opened. While former President Trump called Miller a "good person," anonymous sources suggest the White House wants Miller to withdraw. Miller, however, stated, "No one has told me to get off the ballot, and that's because they know I can win this seat." House Speaker Mike Johnson supports withholding judgment pending the ethics investigation.