Moreno on whether Max Miller should stay on ballot after abuse claims: 'I don't know'
Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) sidestepped a question Friday about whether Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) should remain on the ballot after the lawmaker was accused of abusing his ex-wife Emily Moreno, the senator's daughter. Asked by NOTUS's Adora Brown whether Miller should continue his reelection campaign, Moreno offered a brief reply before declining to elaborate. "I...
Ohio Rep. Max Miller has denied allegations of abuse made by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno. In a video posted to social media, Miller stated that the allegations have damaged his reputation and caused pain, but he vowed to continue his reelection campaign.
The allegations against Miller have been public for years and have recently drawn increased scrutiny. According to Emily Moreno, Miller scalded, hit, and threatened her during their marriage. Miller has denied these allegations. The two share a young daughter and have been involved in a contentious custody battle.
Miller's ex-wife has also asked a court to issue a restraining order blocking him from contacting her lawyer, citing repeated physical and verbal altercations. Miller has pledged to stay in the race, saying "I'm not dropping out of this race and I'll win in November."
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