Katie Miller skipped midterm voting over doxxing fears

Conservative commentator Katie Miller said she skipped voting in the 2026 midterm elections due to fears her home address would be exposed, a statement drawing renewed scrutiny after President Donald Trump named her husband, Stephen Miller, as White House chief of staff on Friday. Miller, who appeared on CBS News election night coverage, admitted she did not cast a ballot in Virginia, citing state laws that make voter registration lists publicly available for purchase. Her explanation contrasted with her earlier comments suggesting Republican-leaning mothers were too busy raising children to vote, and it follows her past controversy for doxing a Democratic National Committee staffer. Stephen Miller, a longtime Trump adviser, will replace Susie Wiles as chief of staff starting Monday, with Trump praising him as "a great manager" and "very good politically." Katie Miller has remained a vocal Trump supporter, defending the administration after Democrats secured control of both the House and Senate.