Rep. Max Miller remains on the November ballot for Ohio’s 7th congressional district after the August 10, 2026, withdrawal deadline passed without his exit, closing the window for Republican county chairs to select a replacement. Domestic abuse allegations against the incumbent, which he has denied, prompted calls from party figures for him to step aside and fueled shifts in nonpartisan race ratings to toss-up status. Polling shows his Democratic opponent, Brian Poindexter, competitive in the suburban Cleveland seat. With the general election three months away and no further procedural off-ramps, trader assessments center on Miller’s stated intent to continue, any late legal or polling developments, and the absence of additional ballot-change opportunities before November.