A Republican representative has secured his place in a reelection campaign despite facing abuse allegations. The representative, Max Miller, has denied the accusations made by his ex. His position on the ballot is now assured, as the deadline for party leaders to replace him has passed.

The deadline for replacement was August 10, but a two-day notice period is required before party leaders can take action. Further details on the situation are available from the source, KVIA ABC-7. The allegations have led to increased calls for Miller to step down, but he has maintained his intention to remain in the campaign for Ohio's 7th district.