Max Miller to stay on Ohio ballots despite pressure to drop out of race after domestic abuse allegations – live
Ohio Republican Max Miller will remain on the ballot despite pressure to withdraw due to domestic abuse allegations. His own party has disavowed him amid claims of abuse towards his ex-wife and daughter.

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AI-generatedOhio Republican Max Miller will remain on the ballot despite pressure to withdraw due to domestic abuse allegations. His own party has disavowed him amid claims of abuse towards his ex-wife and daughter. Separately, the Trump administration is offering tens of millions of dollars in grants to cities for policing surges, specifically conditioned on abandoning progressive policing ideologies. The Department of Justice will announce up to four finalist cities next month that will share $300 million in funding under the federal "Model Cities" policing initiative.
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5 extractedAllegations against Max Miller involve abuse toward his ex-wife and daughter.
The House Republican has been disavowed by his own party.
Max Miller will remain on Ohio ballots despite pressure to withdraw due to domestic abuse allegations.
Grant funding is conditional on cities abandoning progressive ideologies on policing.
The Trump administration is offering grants of tens of millions of dollars to cities for enforcement surges.