Ad Watch

The liberal A Better Wisconsin Together is now up to $6.2 million spent on the state Supreme Court race after a new round of digital ads praising Protasiewicz and knocking her conservative rival Daniel Kelly. All three are 15-second spots,

The Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce Issues Mobilization Council has released a new spot knocking liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz over a sentence she handed down in a rape case. The ad features the narrator recounting a rape case interspersed

Janet Protasiewicz has released two new TV ads appealing to voters for their support. In one, the narrator casts the choice as one between an “extremist or a common sense judge.” The campaign said the spots are part of a

Daniel Kelly’s campaign released two other new ads featuring county sheriffs backing the former justice. One focuses on the Bounds case with one the line, “Monsters like him belong in prison.” Waukesha County Sheriff Eric Severson then says, “Judge Janet

A new WMC Issues Mobilization Council ad hitting liberal Janet Protasiewicz on crime comes as the group has upped its buy.

A group created to back a nonbinding referendum on whether able-bodied childless adults should have to meet work requirements to qualify for public assistance has spent $384,760 on radio, TV and digital ads urging voters to approve it. Keep Wisconsin

Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America announced today it plans to spend $2 million to back conservative former Justice Daniel Kelly in Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race through TV, digital ads and canvassing. A spokesperson said the group is putting $1.25 million

Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz has launched another two TV ads, including one that calls conservative rival Daniel Kelly a “jerk” for his past comments on Social Security. Protasiewiciz has now released four new ads this week as part

Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz released two new TV ads knocking conservative rival Daniel Kelly, including one calling him too corrupt and extreme. The ads are part of a statewide $10.3 million buy. One spot features several people —

Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund announced a new TV ad hitting conservative Supreme Court candidate Daniel Kelly on abortion and background checks for firearm purchases. The group said it’s a $500,000 buy that will air on broadcast and cable