Democrats are targeting Ohio’s House seat as they push to flip it from Republican control, focusing on incumbent Max Miller amid mounting domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife—claims that have resurfaced with renewed urgency as legal battles escalate. Miller, who narrowly won the district two years ago, now faces calls for resignation and ethics scrutiny, while Democrats rally behind challenger Brian Poindexter, a union ironworker gaining momentum online. The House Majority PAC is closely monitoring the race as part of its strategy to expand Democratic ground in GOP strongholds. Republicans staunchly defend Miller, citing his effectiveness and electoral viability, even as some Trump-aligned figures watch closely. Ohio’s governor acknowledges the seriousness of the allegations but insists voters should decide Miller’s fate. With the deadline to replace him on the ballot this Wednesday, no Republican has yet stepped forward—despite Miller’s massive fundraising lead. Meanwhile, new legal filings allege further abusive behavior, intensifying the political firestorm.
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