Ad Watch

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.

A Better Wisconsin Together has launched a new federal PAC, which is running a digital ad warning that Donald Trump would allow states to monitor pregnant women to see if they’ve had an abortion.

Dem 3rd CD candidate Katrina Shankland launched a new TV ad saying she has the know-how to stop a national abortion ban and “attacks on our democracy.” 

The Biden-Harris campaign launched a new TV ad in honor of Juneteenth today, including spots airing in Milwaukee.

Dem Katrina Shankland launched has two TV ads touting her experience as a state lawmaker—the first ads she’s aired in her bid for the 3rd CD seat.

The Biden-Harris campaign launched a new TV ad calling Donald Trump a “convicted criminal who’s only out for himself” as part of a $50 million ad campaign in battleground states, including Wisconsin.

The Dem group Opportunity Wisconsin is again hitting GOP U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil on the airwaves, this time with a spot that knocks him for voting to allow credit card companies to charge higher fees.

Americans for Contraception announced a digital ad campaign praising U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, for backing access to birth control.

Climate Power and Future Forward USA Action announced a nearly $2.3 million buy in Wisconsin touting actions by the Biden administration the groups say are saving Americans money by cracking down on oil companies and capping the costs of medicine.

The ad features a narrator who says Vos, R-Rochester, is “bulldozing progress,” making life harder for working families by blocking affordable, accessible child care, sticking “detour signs up” on paid leave and stopping BadgerCare expansion.

The Project 72 WI PAC said its $500,000 digital buy will run through early July on social media and streaming services statewide. Meanwhile, a Better Wisconsin Together said its 15- and 30-second ads will run across digital platforms as part of a high six-figure initial buy.