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The Ohio Secretary of State Elections Division is the source of the deciding information, using official candidate withdrawal records, notices, filings, candidate lists, ballot records, or other publicly accessible and verifiable records it publishes or officially recognizes, and its determination controls if government sources conflict. The outcome is Yes if Max Miller's official withdrawal from the 2026 Ohio 7th Congressional District election becomes effective under applicable election law on or before October 29, 2026 and No otherwise, with the legally effective date controlling if it differs from the filing or report date. A campaign suspension, public announcement, end of campaign activity, death, disqualification, ineligibility, or removal from the ballot counts only if the election authority recognizes it as an official withdrawal, a rejected or ineffective withdrawal request does not count, a withdrawal from a different primary, general, special, or runoff election does not count, the outcome does not carry over to a replacement candidate or nominee, and the candidate's name remaining on the ballot does not prevent a Yes. If the election is postponed or rescheduled, the deadline stays the same, and if it is canceled or changed so that a withdrawal can no longer occur, the outcome is No unless the candidate had already officially withdrawn. The outcome may be determined early once an official withdrawal takes effect, is not changed by a later rescission or re-entry, and otherwise becomes final at 11:59 PM CT on October 29, 2026. If the election authority's records are delayed, resolution waits until they are published.
An official withdrawal ends a candidate's place in an election under applicable election law. The event is whether Max Miller officially withdraws from the 2026 Ohio 7th Congressional District election, as recognized by the state election authority, by October 29, 2026.
The Ohio Secretary of State Elections Division is the source of the deciding information, using official candidate withdrawal records, notices, filings, candidate lists, ballot records, or other publicly accessible and verifiable records it publishes or officially recognizes, and its determination controls if government sources conflict. The outcome is Yes if Max Miller's official withdrawal from the 2026 Ohio 7th Congressional District election becomes effective under applicable election law on or before October 29, 2026 and No otherwise, with the legally effective date controlling if it differs from the filing or report date. A campaign suspension, public announcement, end of campaign activity, death, disqualification, ineligibility, or removal from the ballot counts only if the election authority recognizes it as an official withdrawal, a rejected or ineffective withdrawal request does not count, a withdrawal from a different primary, general, special, or runoff election does not count, the outcome does not carry over to a replacement candidate or nominee, and the candidate's name remaining on the ballot does not prevent a Yes. If the election is postponed or rescheduled, the deadline stays the same, and if it is canceled or changed so that a withdrawal can no longer occur, the outcome is No unless the candidate had already officially withdrawn. The outcome may be determined early once an official withdrawal takes effect, is not changed by a later rescission or re-entry, and otherwise becomes final at 11:59 PM CT on October 29, 2026. If the election authority's records are delayed, resolution waits until they are published.
An official withdrawal ends a candidate's place in an election under applicable election law. The event is whether Max Miller officially withdraws from the 2026 Ohio 7th Congressional District election, as recognized by the state election authority, by October 29, 2026.