🚨 Juan Ciscomani Won’t Return $43,000 He Got From An Alleged Domestic Abuser, Sexual Harassers 🚨

As allegations against Rep. Max Miller continue to dominate headlines – including claims that Miller broke his toddler’s collarbone and pulled a gun on his wife – POLITICO reports that Juan Ciscomani won’t comment on the $5,000 he got from Miller.

Ciscomani has a clear track record of taking money from people accused of putting women and girls in harm’s way. Ciscomani has taken – and refused to return – more than $43,000 from alleged abusers, harassers, and predators, including:

• $30,000 from his “good friend,” “bestie,” and “man” Tony Gonzales, who admitted to having an affair with a subordinate who later took her own life by lighting herself on fire. Gonzales has also been accused of sexually harassing a second staffer.

• $8,000 from Chuck Edwards, the subject of a recent ethics investigation that found he sexually harassed multiple young female staffers.

• $5,000 from Max Miller, who has been accused of physically abusing his wife and toddler. Prior to Ciscomani accepting Miller’s donation, Miller had been accused of engaging in an “abusive” relationship with his ex-girlfriend, pushing a teenage girl down stairs, and being on drugs. He has also been charged with assault, disorderly conduct, criminal mischief, and more.

Ciscomani has ignored multiple inquiries on whether he will return the funds from Gonzales, Edwards, or Miller. In 2025, Ciscomani faced scrutiny for voting against releasing information related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

DCCC Spokesperson Lindsay Reilly:
“Juan Ciscomani took thousands of dollars from men accused of domestic abuse and sexual harassment, then refused to join members of both parties in condemning these predators. Ciscomani is a corrupt, spineless fraud who doesn’t care about keeping women and girls safe.”