Ohio Rep. Max Miller said he plans to lend $1 million to his campaign, according to Forbes, as calls grow for him to leave the race. The announcement places a financial commitment to his campaign alongside increasing political pressure from some Republicans.
Other reports have described calls for Miller to resign or withdraw, including concerns raised by fellow Republican lawmakers. Republican senators have reportedly expressed alarm over accusations involving Miller, though the available reports do not establish additional details about those allegations.
The controversy has also drawn attention from Miller’s former father-in-law, who was reported to have called him a danger. House Speaker Mike Johnson has been described as preferring that Miller not leave the race, underscoring divisions among Republicans over how to respond.
Miller’s decision to provide a substantial personal loan indicates that he intends to continue pursuing his campaign despite the criticism. The dispute remains focused on whether Republican leaders and voters will support him as calls for his departure continue.