Washington, D.C. – The Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) today announced a new paid media effort to help defend its majorities in the battleground states of Arizona, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin by going on offense against state Democrats in key bellwether districts. Through this new “Left’s Most Wanted” campaign, the RSLC will spend the final weeks of the election season making an example of a total eight state Democrats (two-three in each state) by holding them accountable for their failed records and agendas.
The targeted digital ad campaign will be backed by a six-figure investment and run through Election Day. The first flight of spots the committee is debuting starts today and takes aim at these eight state Democrats for protecting drug dealers, waging war on parental rights, and voting against measures to secure our southern border.
“Our top priority these next few weeks is to defend our GOP majorities in battleground states and the best way to play defense is to go directly on offense,” said RSLC President Dee Duncan. “The RSLC’s ‘Left’s Most Wanted’ ad campaign will make an example of state Democrats across Arizona, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin by holding them accountable for their failures to keep their communities safe and protect parents’ rights. We will continue to invest the necessary resources needed through Election Day to defend our majorities across the country and hold the line against extremist Democrats running up-and-down the ballot on November 5th.”
The RSLC will run ads in the following districts:
- ARIZONA
- LD-4: Christine Marsh
- LD-13: Brandy Reese
- LD-16: Keith Seaman
- NEW HAMPSHIRE
- SD-11: Shannon Chandley
- SD-18: Donna Soucy
- WISCONSIN
- AD-21: David Marstellar
- AD-26: Joe Sheehan
- AD-61: LuAnn Bird
Across these key battleground states Republicans have a strong slate of candidates running to win or flip seats from Democrats who continue to run further and further to the left of their voters in their respective swing districts. In nearly every district we’re targeting, the margin of victory during recent Presidential elections has been razor-thin —less than five points—underscoring just how competitive these races will be in November. In Arizona, the GOP’s proven track record in the legislature positions us to sweep key House districts and protect vital state Senate seats that will ultimately determine the legislative majority. Similarly, in New Hampshire, Republicans are working to protect our majorities in both chambers, contesting seats that were decided by only a handful of votes in 2022. In Wisconsin, Republicans are vying for newly drawn districts, and securing these key Assembly seats will be pivotal in maintaining our legislative advantage; an investment we anticipated earlier this cycle.
Some examples of the ads launching today can be found below.
- Immigration and Border Security in Arizona:
- Watch “Wrong for Arizona” HERE.
