Republican calls for Max Miller to resign from Congress amid abuse allegations
Republican senator Bernie Moreno has called for Representative Max Miller to resign from Congress amid allegations of domestic and child abuse. Miller, who is Moreno's ex-son-in-law, has denied the allegations made by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and former girlfriend Stephanie Grisham. The situation has intensified scrutiny of Ohio's seventh congressional district race, with Democrats viewing the seat as a possible pickup.
- ▪Senator Bernie Moreno publicly called for Representative Max Miller to step down from Congress due to allegations of domestic and child abuse.
- ▪The allegations against Miller include pouring hot water on his ex-wife, holding a gun to her head, and breaking their toddler daughter's collarbone.
- ▪Miller has denied all allegations, stating that no court or agency has ever substantiated any claim of abuse against him.
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Representative Max Miller of Ohio. Photograph: Jonathan Ernst/ReutersView image in fullscreenRepresentative Max Miller of Ohio. Photograph: Jonathan Ernst/ReutersOhioRepublican calls for Max Miller to resign from Congress amid abuse allegationsSenator Bernie Moreno says congressman and former son-in-law should step down after ex-wife’s allegationsMarina DunbarSun 2 Aug 2026 14.09 EDTFirst published on Sun 2 Aug 2026 14.01 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleRepublican senator Bernie Moreno on Sunday publicly called for Representative Max Miller, his ex son-in-law, to step down from Congress amid allegations of domestic and child abuse.As recently as Friday, the Ohio senator had avoided giving his opinion directly on accusations made by his daughter, Emily Moreno, against the…
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