Rep. Max Miller is lending his re-election campaign $1 million as the embattled two-term Ohio congressman faces pressure to drop out over allegations of domestic abuse
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The Ohio congressman has said he would remain in the race despite domestic abuse allegations and pressure from Republicans to step aside.
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