Liberal Supreme Court candidate Chris Taylor released the second TV ad of her campaign, touting her work with survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence.

It is part of the campaign’s previously announced TV and digital buy. The TV and digital ads will air in the Madison, Milwaukee, La Crosse, Wausau, and Green Bay markets.

As of last night, AdImpact had tracked $1.4 million in media buys from Taylor’s campaign through Monday. It had tracked $142,000 in buys by conservative Maria Lazar.

The spot features a woman identified as Rebecca who says she met her abuser, her Sunday school teacher, when she was 10. Rebecca says she was pressured to marry him at 18, and Taylor was the first person to stand up for her, working with both parties and law enforcement.

“Chris listened, and my abuser went to prison,” Rebecca says. “On the Supreme Court, Judge Chris Taylor will continue to protect Wisconsin.”

The narrator closes the spot, “Judge Chris Taylor. Protecting our rights, defending our freedoms.”

The latest buy also includes two 15-second ads, one in which Taylor says she’s spent her career standing up for abortion rights and domestic violence survivors. The other is a shorter version of the 30-second ad featuring Rebecca.