Representative Max Miller Denies Abuse Allegations Amid Senate Rival’s Comments
U.S. Representative Max Miller has denied allegations of abusing his former wife and daughter amid comments from Sen. Bernie Moreno stating Miller should not serve in the House.
Raleigh Durham, NC, August 2, 2026 —
U.S. Representative Max Miller has publicly denied allegations of spousal and child abuse. The accusations surfaced amidst public commentary from Sen. Bernie Moreno, who has stated that Miller should not hold a position in the House of Representatives.
Details regarding the specific nature or timeline of the alleged abuse were not provided in the summary. Representative Miller has refuted these claims, asserting his innocence.
Senator Moreno’s remarks, which questioned Miller’s suitability for office, have brought renewed attention to the allegations. The specific context or origin of Senator Moreno’s comments was not detailed in the provided summary.
The contractor’s name, the status of any permits or inspections, specific code violations, or any resulting fines were not mentioned in the trend summary. Similarly, any subsequent actions or outcomes related to these allegations were not provided.
Further information regarding the individuals involved, the veracity of the claims, or any official investigations or proceedings is not available in the provided summary.
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