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Sen. Jon Husted urges Rep. Max Miller to withdraw from House race amid abuse allegations

Senator Jon Husted has publicly urged Representative Max Miller to withdraw from his House race following allegations of domestic abuse from his wife and daughter. Husted stated that anyone who commits domestic violence should not serve in Congress and called for a thorough investigation. Both Ohio senators are now advocating for Miller's resignation amid ongoing custody disputes and allegations of abuse.

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Senator Jon Husted has publicly urged Representative Max Miller to withdraw from his House race following allegations of domestic abuse from his wife and daughter. Husted stated that anyone who commits domestic violence should not serve in Congress and called for a thorough investigation. Both Ohio senators are now advocating for Miller's resignation amid ongoing custody disputes and allegations of abuse.

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Sen. Jon Husted calls on Max Miller to drop out over abuse allegations

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Sen. Jon Husted urges Rep. Max Miller to withdraw from House race amid abuse allegations