Rep. Max Miller, a Republican lawmaker from Ohio, is confronting intense pressure to step down from his reelection campaign and resign from Congress. The allegations of domestic abuse against him by his ex-wife have intensified the scrutiny around him. Despite this, he is likely to stay in the race for his third term.
The possibility of Miller withdrawing his candidacy became nearly impossible once the critical deadline for replacing him on the November ballot lapsed on Saturday. This development solidifies his presence on the ballot, even as calls for his resignation continue.
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