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Ohio television stations have begun airing a campaign ad from Democrat Brian Poindexter that features domestic violence allegations against Rep. Max Miller (R-OH). The ad has prompted a cease-and-desist letter from Miller's lawyer, who claims the statements are defamatory. Despite the legal threat, multiple stations have decided to air the ad, citing FCC rules that protect candidate advertisements.
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Ohio television stations have begun airing a campaign ad from Democrat Brian Poindexter that features domestic violence allegations against Rep. Max Miller (R-OH). The ad has prompted a cease-and-desist letter from Miller's lawyer, who claims the statements are defamatory. Despite the legal threat, multiple stations have decided to air the ad, citing FCC rules that protect candidate advertisements.
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Ohio TV stations roll out ad that faces legal threat from Max Miller
Ohio TV Stations Air Campaign Ad Featuring Domestic Violence Allegations Against Rep. Max Miller