Moreno on whether Max Miller should stay on ballot after abuse claims: 'I don't know'
Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) sidestepped a question Friday about whether Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) should remain on the ballot after the lawmaker was accused of abusing his ex-wife Emily Moreno, the senator's daughter.
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Sen. Bernie Moreno was asked if Rep. Max Miller should stay on the ballot after abuse allegations. Moreno replied, 'I don't know,' and did not give more details. The question came from a reporter at NOTUS. The allegations involve Miller's ex-wife, who is Moreno's daughter.
Why it matters
This situation shows how family ties can affect political decisions. Voters may wonder if candidates with serious accusations should remain in office.
- Who is Bernie Moreno?
- He is a Republican senator from Ohio.
- What did he say about Max Miller?
- He said he does not know if Miller should stay on the ballot.
- What are the allegations against Max Miller?
- He is accused of abusing his ex-wife, Emily Moreno.
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Moreno on whether Max Miller should stay on ballot after abuse claims: 'I don't know'
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