Deadline passes for embattled Republican Rep. Max Miller to drop off ballot

The deadline has officially passed for embattled Republican Max Miller to drop off the ballot for reelection in Ohio's 7th Congressional District.

The House Republican has been disavowed by his own party amid allegations that he has been abusive toward his ex-wife and daughter Sign up for the Breaking News US email The Trump administration is offering grants of tens of millions of dollars to cities across the US to create more Memphis-style enforcement surges –

Miller himself requested an ethics review, saying he has "absolutely nothing to hide" and wants to clear his name.

Rep. Max Miller is set to remain the Republican nominee in Ohio’s 7th District after the window for the GOP to replace him on the November ballot closed.

Rep. Max Miller, accused of abuse, will remain in reelection race as withdrawal deadline passes  CNN

Ohio Republicans now have no path to replace Max Miller after the ballot deadline passed despite domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife.

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Mr. Miller, who has faced pressure from fellow Republicans to end his campaign and avoid endangering a solidly red seat in Ohio, will stay in the race, his spokeswoman said.