Ad Watch

Protect Wisconsin’s Constitution, a group opposed to two amendments on the August ballot, is launching a more than $1 million buy on broadcast and cable TV that says the proposals were “designed to trick voters.” The ad will air statewide on

Republican Roger Roth is out with the first TV ad of his 8th CD bid, promising to stand with Donald Trump to “rebuild America.” The former president has endorsed Tony Wied in the three-way primary that includes state Sen. Andre Jacque, R-De

U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s campaign released a new ad featuring a man who says it “pisses me off” when Eric Hovde says “farmers don’t work hard.” Baldwin’s campaign said the ad is running statewide. Through next week, Baldwin has $20

In the 15-second ad, Shankland uses clippers to badly cut her husband’s hair as she asks, “Would you hire a barber who’s never cut hair before? So why send someone to Congress who’s never held public office and never passed a single bill?”

Rebecca Cooke launched her first TV ad in a bid for the 3rd CD, arguing the country needs “real working people in Washington.”

3rd CD Dem Katrina Shankland today released a new ad saying she has the experience to defend democracy from attacks by “right-wing extremism.”

The Speak Free or Die PAC, which is backing Roger Roth in the 8th CD, is out with a new ad knocking the former state senator’s GOP primary opponents André Jacque and Tony Wied on the gas tax.

Businessman Tony Wied is launching the first TV ad of his bid for the 8th CD, touting himself as the “Trump-endorsed conservative” in the race.

The Elect Principled Veterans Fund is up with a new TV ad in the 8th CD that says Republican Roger Roth is “tough as nails.”

The campaign said it’s part of a previously announced $50 million buy in June and will run in TV markets in battleground states. It didn’t provide any specifics on the Wisconsin component of the buy.

The conservative Restoration PAC is hitting Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin with a new ad that says she represents “extremists in Washington and Madison.”

U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin is out with a new ad knocking Republican candidate Eric Hovde for his comments arguing those who are overweight should pay more for their health care, as well as about whether people in nursing homes should vote.