Ohio Republican Sen. Jon Husted calls on U.S. Rep. Max Miller to resign his House seat and stop his fall re-election campaign, according to a report from the Washington Times. The statement is presented as a public demand from Husted, another Ohio Republican, that Miller step aside rather than continue seeking voters’ support in the upcoming election.
The Winnipeg Free Press also reports on Husted’s remarks, indicating the same core claim: Husted urges Miller to leave Congress and abandon the campaign. However, the provided excerpt from the Winnipeg Free Press does not include additional details beyond noting the recommendation.
Across the two outlets, the accounts agree that Husted’s intervention is directed at both Miller’s current role in the House and his plans for the fall election. The reporting does not, in the excerpts provided, specify the reasons for Husted’s request, nor does it include Miller’s response.
