Miller Misses Ohio Withdrawal Deadline, Locks In GOP Nominee
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- Max Miller let a Saturday withdrawal cutoff pass in Ohio's 7th Congressional District, closing what the source calls Republicans' last practical window to replace him on the November ballot.
- Miller, described in the source as an "embattled incumbent," holds the nomination in a district the source identifies as one that favors Republicans.
Why it matters: With the withdrawal window missed, the GOP has no practical mechanism left to swap Miller out before November, meaning the party's candidate in a district they are favored to win is now set.
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