When will Max Miller drop out of the OH-07 race?

NEW — Max Miller insists he can win his Ohio seat. But he warned in court that his campaign is bleeding union support and cash. • •

NEW — Max Miller insists he can win his Ohio seat. But he warned in court that his campaign is bleeding union support and cash. • •

NEW: DCCC adding Brian Poindexter, Max Miller’s Democratic opponent, to its “Red to Blue” program after Miller declined to drop his bid for reelection yesterday. • • It’s a pretty good signal that Dems are going to spend money trying to flip this seat in November.

NEW: DCCC adding Brian Poindexter, Max Miller’s Democratic opponent, to its “Red to Blue” program after Miller declined to drop his bid for reelection yesterday. • • It’s a pretty good signal that Dems are going to spend money trying to flip this seat in November.

The bleak reason Max Miller didn’t drop out of his race

Rep. Max Miller Stays in the Race. What Will Republicans Do Now?

Rep. Max Miller Stays in the Race. What Will Republicans Do Now?

Live: Ohio Democrats react to Max Miller's decision to stay in House race

Live: Ohio Democrats react to Max Miller's decision to stay in House race

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

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

Scoop: Members of President Donald Trump’s political team asked Ohio Republicans last week not to wage a public pressure campaign against embattled GOP Rep. Max Miller, after they became increasingly convinced he wouldn’t end his reelection bid. • • “They basically told us to back off,” said one Ohio Republican involved in the conversations, “and let the voters decide.” • • At one point, Republicans in the state discussed scheduling the required meeting to replace Miller, in the hopes it would pressure him to drop out of the race. • • But Ohio Republicans scuttled that effort as White House officials warned them that Miller would not drop out and Republicans would likely have to defend the seat without a new GOP replacement contender, per 2 ppl • • w/ @meredithllee @erinpdoherty

Scoop: Members of President Donald Trump’s political team asked Ohio Republicans last week not to wage a public pressure campaign against embattled GOP Rep. Max Miller, after they became increasingly convinced he wouldn’t end his reelection bid. • • “They basically told us to back off,” said one Ohio Republican involved in the conversations, “and let the voters decide.” • • At one point, Republicans in the state discussed scheduling the required meeting to replace Miller, in the hopes it would pressure him to drop out of the race. • • But Ohio Republicans scuttled that effort as White House officials warned them that Miller would not drop out and Republicans would likely have to defend the seat without a new GOP replacement contender, per 2 ppl • • w/ @meredithllee @erinpdoherty

Scoop: White House officials tamped down efforts to oust Max Miller in the final days as they became increasingly convinced he wouldn’t end his reelection bid. • • Trump officials, including inside the WH political team, made calls to Ohio Republicans last week asking them to not publicly push Miller to step down. They warned Rs would likely have to defend the seat without a new GOP replacement. • • Now, Republicans are closing ranks around a candidate accused by his former father-in-law, Ohio GOP Sen. Bernie Moreno, of being unfit to serve and needing psychological help amid serious domestic abuse allegations, which Miller denies. • • Ohio Sen. Jon Husted has also said Miller should resign and not run for reelection. Rs now worry Miller staying in risks handing the once safe red seat to Dems. • • At the very least, "it's just going to be expensive,” one national GOP operative argued. “At a time when Republicans are playing defense, you're just spreading your dollars thinner and thinner across the board.” • • more w/ @Reporter_Mia @erinpdoherty • • via @politico

Scoop: White House officials tamped down efforts to oust Max Miller in the final days as they became increasingly convinced he wouldn’t end his reelection bid. • • Trump officials, including inside the WH political team, made calls to Ohio Republicans last week asking them to not publicly push Miller to step down. They warned Rs would likely have to defend the seat without a new GOP replacement. • • Now, Republicans are closing ranks around a candidate accused by his former father-in-law, Ohio GOP Sen. Bernie Moreno, of being unfit to serve and needing psychological help amid serious domestic abuse allegations, which Miller denies. • • Ohio Sen. Jon Husted has also said Miller should resign and not run for reelection. Rs now worry Miller staying in risks handing the once safe red seat to Dems. • • At the very least, "it's just going to be expensive,” one national GOP operative argued. “At a time when Republicans are playing defense, you're just spreading your dollars thinner and thinner across the board.” • • more w/ @Reporter_Mia @erinpdoherty • • via @politico

It's official. Republican Rep. Max Miller is staying in his race in Ohio's 7th — missing all deadlines by which he could drop out in the wake of severe domestic abuse allegations.

It's official. Republican Rep. Max Miller is staying in his race in Ohio's 7th — missing all deadlines by which he could drop out in the wake of severe domestic abuse allegations.

Max Miller remains the GOP nominee in Ohio House race

Max Miller remains the GOP nominee in Ohio House race

Yes, the deadline for Max Miller to drop out and be replaced on the ballot is today. But *technically* a deadline has already passed. He'd have had to notify county chairs SATURDAY to allow two-day notice for a meeting to determine his replacement today.

Monday’s Campaign Round-Up, 8.10.26: At the deadline, GOP’s Max Miller stays put

Monday’s Campaign Round-Up, 8.10.26: At the deadline, GOP’s Max Miller stays put

New @scrippsnews: Now that the deadline has passed to replace Rep. Max Miller (R-OH-7) on the ballot, his former father-in-law, Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH), seems to indicate he won't comment any further on Miller's race, telling me today: "I’ve said all I’m going to say"

New @scrippsnews: Now that the deadline has passed to replace Rep. Max Miller (R-OH-7) on the ballot, his former father-in-law, Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH), seems to indicate he won't comment any further on Miller's race, telling me today: "I’ve said all I’m going to say"

Live: A signal that embattled Rep. Max Miller isn't dropping out

Live: A signal that embattled Rep. Max Miller isn't dropping out

The clock is ticking for Rep. Max Miller to drop out of his race and let Ohio party leaders replace his name on the November ballot. • • So far, Miller is signaling that’s not going to happen. • • The Ohio Republican has until 4 p.m. today to drop out of his race for reelection in the Cleveland suburb district. But Miller has remained defiant amid allegations of domestic abuse from Emily Moreno, his ex-wife and the daughter of Ohio GOP Sen. Bernie Moreno. • • The White House and fellow Republicans have privately urged for Miller to drop out over fears that his candidacy could threaten the otherwise safe-red seat.

The clock is ticking for Rep. Max Miller to drop out of his race and let Ohio party leaders replace his name on the November ballot. • • So far, Miller is signaling that’s not going to happen. • • The Ohio Republican has until 4 p.m. today to drop out of his race for reelection in the Cleveland suburb district. But Miller has remained defiant amid allegations of domestic abuse from Emily Moreno, his ex-wife and the daughter of Ohio GOP Sen. Bernie Moreno. • • The White House and fellow Republicans have privately urged for Miller to drop out over fears that his candidacy could threaten the otherwise safe-red seat.

Republicans appear stuck with Max Miller on the ballot in Ohio

The Hitchhiker’s Guide To How Republicans Are Stuck With GOP Ohio Rep. Max Miller After Today • • House Republicans appear stuck with embattled Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) this fall. • • Had Republicans been successful imploring Miller to step aside, Republican county chairs in his district could have tapped a replacement for the November ballot by 4 pm et today. But that deadline will likely come and go. • • That means Miller will be on the November ballot, stubbornly refusing to step aside amid allegations of physically abusing his ex-wife and daughter. His ex-wife, Emily Moreno, is the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH). • • Miller represents a district which favors the GOP by five points. He won his district with 51 percent of the vote. He underperformed President Trump there in 2024. • • Republicans are worried that Miller’s seat - which should be a relatively easy seat to hold for the GOP - could flip. There’s fear among Republicans that losing a seat like this could cost them control of the House in a tough reelection.