Democrats are targeting a key Ohio congressional seat as a potential pickup, betting that mounting domestic abuse allegations against Republican incumbent Max Miller — whose ex-wife is Senator Bernie Moreno’s daughter — could cost him reelection. Miller, who narrowly won the district two years ago, faces calls for resignation and ethics scrutiny, while Democrats plan to boost his opponent, union ironworker Brian Poindexter. The House Majority PAC is closely watching the race as part of its strategy to expand into GOP territory. Miller denies all claims and has sued his accusers, while Trump’s team monitors the situation to preserve GOP House control. Republicans defend Miller, saying he’s served well and remains electable, though some strategists warn his chances hinge on whether Poindexter can secure major ad spending. Legal battles continue, with Miller’s ex-wife seeking a restraining order and a former girlfriend filing a separate lawsuit over a settlement breach — adding fuel to an already explosive race with a critical ballot deadline looming.
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