Ad Watch

The Dem group Opportunity Wisconsin has launched a new TV ad targeting GOP U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil, this time accusing the 1st CD congressman of siding with drug companies rather than voting to cap insulin prices.

The spots, which began Sunday, will run through April 21 in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, as well as nationally on Black-owned news platforms. They also will run on streaming platforms during the NCAA basketball tournament. 

GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde is launching a new TV ad in which he pledges to donate his salary if elected and declares he “can’t be bought.”

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson is going up with the first ad of his reelection bid, touting efforts to cut down on reckless driving and reduce crime.

The campaign features testimonials from more than 100 former Trump voters explaining why they can no longer support him. It will include ads on TV, streaming, radio, billboards and digital to run in six states, including Wisconsin. 

Wisconsin is one of seven states that President Joe Biden’s campaign is targeting with a new $30 million ad campaign.

A new group backed by the Metropolitan Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce is launching an ad campaign urging opposition to a $252 million school property tax referendum on the April ballot.

In the first ad of her reelection bid, U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin touts her work on legislation requiring American-made materials be used in federal infrastructure projects.

A Senate Majority PAC spokesperson said the anti-Hovde ad includes $2 million on TV with an additional digital component. It will run statewide.

GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde is on the air with a new spot featuring his wife, Sharon, who calls her husband a natural leader.

GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde is launching the first paid media of his bid, going up on TV statewide with the video that he included in his campaign announcement.

The National Senatorial Republican Committee knocks Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin in an ad released just ahead of GOP businessman Eric Hovde’s formal announcement that he’s joining the race.