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Miller locked in Ohio race after lapsed deadline
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What happenedRep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) will remain on the ballot in November after Monday’s state deadline to replace him passed.
Allegations that Miller physically and emotionally abused his ex-wife and 2-year-old daughter helped turn what had been a safe Republican district into a competitive race against Democrat Brian Poindexter, a union ironworker.
The nonpartisan Cook Political Report on Monday shifted Miller’s 7th Congressional District from “likely Republican” to “toss-up.”
Who said whatRepublican officials had “led an intense push” to get Miller out of the race, CNN said.
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