Congressman Max Miller, who is in turmoil, will lend his campaign team $1 million. Miller is seeking re-election in a fiercely contested election campaign in Ohio and is currently under pressure to withdraw from the election due to domestic violence allegations; this move is the latest sign that this two-term congressman is determined to stay in the election campaign. Miller said he plans to allocate $1 million to the campaign team in two installments of 500,000 dollars each. “I have invested in this election in various ways, and I will also invest resources in my campaign to win,” he said in a statement. This loan will give Miller a significant financial advantage over his Democratic rivals; at the same time, Miller is under pressure from the Republicans to withdraw from the election due to these allegations of abuse, but he denies the related accusations. “I'm ready to stick with it,” Miller said. “I know some people are worried about my ability to win this election campaign right now, but I don't see it that way.” A person familiar with Trump's remarks said that Trump privately told some advisers that he thought Miller should withdraw from the election.

Congressman Max Miller, who is in turmoil, will lend his campaign team $1 million. Miller is seeking re-election in a fiercely contested election campaign in Ohio and is currently under pressure to withdraw from the election due to domestic violence allegations; this move is the latest sign that this two-term congressman is determined to stay in the election campaign. Miller said he plans to allocate $1 million to the campaign team in two installments of 500,000 dollars each. “I have invested in this election in various ways, and I will also invest resources in my campaign to win,” he said in a statement. This loan will give Miller a significant financial advantage over his Democratic rivals; at the same time, Miller is under pressure from the Republicans to withdraw from the election due to these allegations of abuse, but he denies the related accusations. “I'm ready to stick with it,” Miller said. “I know some people are worried about my ability to win this election campaign right now, but I don't see it that way.” A person familiar with Trump's remarks said that Trump privately told some advisers that he thought Miller should withdraw from the election.