Ohio Republican Rep. Max Miller says he is not dropping out of his reelection campaign, responding publicly to domestic abuse allegations made by his ex-wife. Miller made the statement in a live video posted on X on Sunday, setting out his position ahead of a Wednesday deadline tied to ballot replacement procedures. The accounts also describe that the allegations are being discussed in connection with whether Miller can remain on the ballot or be replaced by a substitute candidate. Miller’s comments are presented as a direct defense against the claims, with the video serving as his primary public response within the timeframe for potential changes to the ballot. The reporting indicates that the legal and electoral timeline—specifically the upcoming Wednesday deadline—drives the urgency of his public statement. Overall, the sources agree that Miller is actively contesting the allegations while asserting his intent to continue seeking reelection.