House Democrats’ PAC Adds $6 Million to Cleveland Spending After Ohio’s Miller Opts to Stay in Race
The move follows Miller’s decision to stay in the race as House Democrats target a seat they see as increasingly competitive.
- In an August 6 motion, Emily Moreno alleged that lawyers for Republican Rep. Max Miller failed to correct the record after admitting they were 'mistaken' about evidence used to secure a civil protection order.
- Miller obtained an emergency civil protection order in February by claiming he possessed video and witness evidence disproving Moreno's abuse allegations regarding a February 1 custody exchange, though his legal team later retracted those assertions.
- During a February 27 hearing, Magistrate Jessica Bartolozzi admonished Miller to attend all proceedings, while the congressman complained his schedule was unfair due to the GOP's "very small majority" before his attorney, Larry Zukerman, interrupted.
- House Majority PAC plans to increase campaign advertising in Cleveland by roughly $6 million on Friday in response to Miller's decision to remain in his reelection race, raising total spending to roughly $7 million.
- Under Ohio Professional Rules of Conduct Rule 3.3, attorneys must disclose if they realize material evidence presented is inaccurate, a standard Moreno's motion contends the congressman's legal team failed to meet.
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The RecordHouse Democrats’ PAC adds $6 million to Cleveland spending after Ohio’s Miller opts to stay in race
House Majority PAC plans to increase its campaign advertising reservations in Cleveland in response to Republican Rep. Max Miller’s decision to proceed with his reelection campaign.
The Toronto Star
House Democrats PAC adds $6 million to Cleveland spending after Ohio’s Miller opts to stay in race
A super PAC affiliated with U.S. House Democrats plans to increase its campaign advertising reservations in Cleveland, Ohio, by roughly $6 million on Friday, in response to Republican Rep. Max Miller’s decision to proceed with his reelection campaign despite allegations…
House Democrats PAC adds $6M to Cleveland spending after Miller opts to stay in race
A super PAC affiliated with U.S. House Democrats plans to increase its campaign advertising reservations in Cleveland, Ohio, by roughly $6 million on Friday, in response to Republican Rep. Max Miller’s decision to proceed with his reelection campaign despite allegations of abuse by his ex-wife Emily Moreno.
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House Democrats PAC adds $6 million to Cleveland spending after Ohio's Miller opts to stay in race
A super PAC affiliated with U.S. House Democrats plans to increase its campaign advertising reservations in Cleveland, Ohio, by roughly $6 million on Friday, in response to Republican Rep.
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