Ad Watch

According to AdImpact, Trump’s campaign has reserved nearly $1.1 million between July 30 and Aug. 12 on broadcast and cable TV.

GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde is out with a new TV ad that accuses U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, of lying because “that’s what career politicians do when they get in trouble.”

The 36-second YouTube digital ad, “Denied,” shows Chloe Harris, who was denied an abortion in Phoenix the day Roe v. Wade was overturned, speaking about the contrast between Trump and Harris’ stance on abortion.

Republican Voters Against Trump announced a $500,000 ad campaign in swing states highlighting Republicans who plan to vote for Harris in November. 

U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde’s campaign has released a new Olympics-themed ad featuring Hovde in an American flag polo shirt, saying it will take “a lot of hard work” to turn the country around.

Trump-endorsed 8th CD candidate Tony Wied has launched a new “Secure the Border,” TV ad. In the 30-second ad, Wied called himself a “political outsider” who will “fight to secure the border, finish President Trump’s border wall, crack down on

Rep. Katrina Shankland’s campaign launched three new ads highlighting her record as a state lawmaker and her support for access to reproductive care and public education.  The ads will run on TV and multiple mediums ahead of the primary, according

Dem Rebecca Cooke’s 3rd CD campaign has announced a six-figure investment in a new TV and digital ad buy featuring a Wisconsin woman who says she doesn’t trust incumbent U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden to make decisions about her medical

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?”