Max Miller Faces Resignation Calls

Ohio Republican Max Miller faces mounting GOP pressure to quit over abuse allegations.

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Updated Aug 6, 6:08pm ET

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Ohio Republican Sen. Jon Husted called on Rep. Max Miller to resign from Congress and end his reelection campaign, joining GOP calls for him to step aside amid domestic-abuse allegations. Miller denies ex-wife Emily Moreno’s allegations that he abused her and their 2-year-old daughter and says he will remain in the race for his Cleveland-area House seat. The House Ethics Committee opened an investigation Tuesday after Miller requested a review; Sen. Bernie Moreno, Emily Moreno’s father, has urged Miller to resign.

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Max Miller’s abuse allegations have become a serious political liability for Republicans, with MAGA allies and Ohio supporters turning against him and warning the party could lose his seat. Trump and Mike Johnson are being pressed to intervene but are avoiding meaningful action while Miller’s support erodes.

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