Deadline passes for Rep. Max Miller to be replaced on Ohio ballot as he faces domestic abuse claims

The deadline has passed for U.S. Representative Max Miller to be removed from the Ohio ballot, ensuring he will remain in the race for his congressional district. Rep. Miller has been facing domestic abuse claims made by his ex-wife.

Despite facing pressure from figures within his own political party to step aside due to the allegations, the embattled Republican lawmaker is staying in the contest. The passing of the deadline definitively locks in his candidacy for the upcoming election.