Max Miller Says He'll Lend $1 Million To His Campaign Despite Calls For Him Exit Race
Key Points:
- A recent poll shows Max Miller trailing his Democratic opponent by 14 points, a significant drop from 5 points behind in late July, coinciding with increased public awareness of domestic violence allegations against him.
- Among Republican voters, Miller's favorability has declined, with 38% viewing him unfavorably compared to 30% favorable.
- Miller's opponent, Brian Poindexter, has chosen not to center his campaign on the allegations but acknowledged their seriousness, stating that if proven true, Miller should face legal consequences.
- Miller's ex-wife, Emily Moreno, has accused him of physical and verbal abuse, including incidents involving their infant daughter; Miller denies the claims, attributing them to a custody dispute and his ex-wife's mental health issues.
- Senator Bernie Moreno, Emily Moreno's father, has publicly called for Miller's resignation, labeling him a danger and suggesting he needs psychological help.