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Can Democrats flip Ohio’s 7th Congressional District? Controversial incumbent Max Miller changes the outlook

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By Gabriel Kramer Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
The race for Ohio’s 7th Congressional District, which covers Medina and Wayne Counties, and parts of Cuyahoga and Holmes Counties, has become one of the most watched in the county with the incumbent facing accusations of domestic abuse from his ex-wife. Drivers supportively honked at a politically rally in Parma in August – a protest of Republican Rep. Max Miller, who has been serving in congress since 2023. “I can’t stand Max Miller and his reputation,” said Cheryl Panek, one of dozens rallying.
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Rep. Max Miller threatens legal action over Poindexter's 'defamatory' TV ad

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By Gabriel Kramer Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
Incumbent Congressman Max Miller’s legal team sent cease and desist letters to TV stations, attempting to stop them from airing a commercial from his political opponent. The Republican is up for reelection in Ohio’s 7th congressional district against Democrat Brian Poindexter and is facing accusations of domestic violence from his ex-wife, including allegations of violence toward their 2-year-old daughter. Miller has denied any wrongdoing.
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Medina County officials say senior home meal program is underutilized

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By Gabriel Kramer Verified
| WVIZ-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
Senior citizens in Medina County are not taking full advantage of the county’s services, according to county officials. Medina County Senior and Adult Services (MCSAS) offers a meal delivery program for seniors primarily confined to their homes that has been serving fewer people recently. MCSAS Director Laura Toth said the program has been serving about 170 people and about 3,200 meals per month this year, lower averages than the last three years.
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