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Max Miller Remains in Ohio House Race Amid Abuse Allegations

Representative Max Miller (R-Ohio) confirmed he will not withdraw from his reelection campaign despite facing domestic abuse allegations from multiple women. He cited President Trump's past resilience in the face of allegations as an influence on his decision. Miller expressed confidence in his support from local constituents and criticized the family court system regarding men's treatment.

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Representative Max Miller (R-Ohio) confirmed he will not withdraw from his reelection campaign despite facing domestic abuse allegations from multiple women. He cited President Trump's past resilience in the face of allegations as an influence on his decision. Miller expressed confidence in his support from local constituents and criticized the family court system regarding men's treatment.

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Max Miller Remains in Ohio House Race Amid Abuse Allegations