Ohio State Senator Jane Timken announced that she will not pursue the U.S. House seat currently held by Representative Max Miller (R-OH) if he decides to withdraw from his reelection campaign. Timken stated her focus is on retaining her state senate position. This announcement follows reports that some Republicans had considered her as a potential replacement for Miller, who is facing allegations of domestic and child abuse. Miller has publicly denied these allegations and stated he intends to continue his campaign. If Miller withdraws by the upcoming Wednesday deadline, Republicans would be able to hold a special election to fill his position. If he withdraws later, the local GOP could select a replacement until August 10.
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Ohio State Senator Jane Timken Declines to Run for Max Miller's House Seat
Ohio State Senator Jane Timken has ruled out a bid for the U.S. House seat held by Max Miller, who is facing allegations of abuse. Timken confirmed her intention to focus on her current state senate campaign. Miller has denied the allegations and plans to continue his reelection efforts.
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Ohio state Sen. Jane Timken rules out bid to replace Max Miller if he withdraws
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