Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel released a new TV ad this morning hitting liberal rival Susan Crawford for sentences she’s given to child sex predators. For the week that began yesterday, Schimel had $721,000 in ads reserved, according to AdImpact,
Susan Crawford’s campaign is up with a new TV ad that charges conservative rival Brad Schimel is corrupted to the “extreme” for accepting a donation from a lawyer whose client then got a plea deal on child porn charges.
Crawford’s new spots come on the heels of Schimel going up with a new ad this week in which he says the people of Wisconsin should decide the question of abortion.
One spot says the people of Wisconsin should decide the question of abortion and another knocks Crawford over the sentence she gave a man who repeatedly raped a little girl.
Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford is up with a new TV ad that calls rival Brad Schimel’s first attack spot in the race “a lie.”
State superintendent candidate Jeff Wright is running a TV ad charging incumbent Jill Underly with “failing Wisconsin schools.”
The conservative Americans for Prosperity has launched a new ad backing Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel that says he’ll “follow the rule of law, not a partisan agenda.”
Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford launched a pair of new TV ads hitting conservative rival Brad Schimel over a backlog of rape test kits when he was attorney general.
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel has released a new TV ad accusing liberal rival Susan Crawford of botching an appeal, allowing a rapist to go free. According to AdImpact, Schimel, Crawford and the liberal group A Better Wisconsin Together
State superintendent Jill Underly’s campaign launched its first digital ad in the DPI race, where Underly is facing two challengers for reelection. The ad will run on TV and social media platforms across Wisconsin. A spokesperson for the Underly campaign
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel has been running a second TV ad in which the narrator says he “put pedophiles behind bars, took on criminal illegals and cartels, protected kids and seniors from abuse.”
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford has launched the first TV ads of her campaign, one touting her work fighting crime and others knocking conservative rival Brad Schimel as “too extreme” to serve as a justice. Crawford’s campaign said it’s
The liberal A Better Wisconsin Together Inc. is up with a new spot that knocks conservative state Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel on the rape test kits, as well as domestic abuse and abortion. The group said the ad is part of
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel says in his first TV ad that “justice is my life’s work.” Meanwhile, the liberal group A Better Wisconsin Together is up with what it called a mid six-figure buy accusing Schimel of being soft on sexual predators.
The ad features a woman who says her patients don’t want politicians like GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde making their health care decisions, adding: “He means what he says about opposing reproductive rights.”
GOP businessman Eric Hovde’s new TV ad features a closing message that Dem incumbent Tammy Baldwin has “led us down the wrong path.”
Going into Election Day, Republicans are targeting Dems on topics such as transgender issues, support for crime prevention, and illegal immigration. Dems are hitting Republicans on issues including abortion, outsourcing jobs and prescription drug prices.
Tammy Baldwin and the GOP-aligned Senate Leadership Fund are up with new spots delivering their closing arguments in the U.S. Senate race as ad spending has topped what was spent on the 2022 campaign. According to AdImpact, reservations in the
A new TV ad slams U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden’s temperament, saying the Prairie du Chien Republican “doesn’t care about anyone.”
8th CD candidate Tony Wied launched a new TV ad in which the businessman says “we need more common sense and less political extremism” in Washington.
Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel released a new TV ad this morning hitting liberal rival Susan Crawford for sentences she’s given to child sex predators. For the week that began yesterday, Schimel had $721,000 in ads reserved, according to AdImpact, with another $553,000 in spots from two of Elon Musk’s
Susan Crawford’s campaign is up with a new TV ad that charges conservative rival Brad Schimel is corrupted to the “extreme” for accepting a donation from a lawyer whose client then got a plea deal on child porn charges.
Crawford’s new spots come on the heels of Schimel going up with a new ad this week in which he says the people of Wisconsin should decide the question of abortion.
One spot says the people of Wisconsin should decide the question of abortion and another knocks Crawford over the sentence she gave a man who repeatedly raped a little girl.
Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford is up with a new TV ad that calls rival Brad Schimel’s first attack spot in the race “a lie.”
State superintendent candidate Jeff Wright is running a TV ad charging incumbent Jill Underly with “failing Wisconsin schools.”
The conservative Americans for Prosperity has launched a new ad backing Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel that says he’ll “follow the rule of law, not a partisan agenda.”
Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford launched a pair of new TV ads hitting conservative rival Brad Schimel over a backlog of rape test kits when he was attorney general.
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel has released a new TV ad accusing liberal rival Susan Crawford of botching an appeal, allowing a rapist to go free. According to AdImpact, Schimel, Crawford and the liberal group A Better Wisconsin Together have now put more than $5.4 million on TV through
State superintendent Jill Underly’s campaign launched its first digital ad in the DPI race, where Underly is facing two challengers for reelection. The ad will run on TV and social media platforms across Wisconsin. A spokesperson for the Underly campaign declined to say how much was being spent on the
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel has been running a second TV ad in which the narrator says he “put pedophiles behind bars, took on criminal illegals and cartels, protected kids and seniors from abuse.”
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford has launched the first TV ads of her campaign, one touting her work fighting crime and others knocking conservative rival Brad Schimel as “too extreme” to serve as a justice. Crawford’s campaign said it’s a seven-figure buy that will run statewide on broadcast and
The liberal A Better Wisconsin Together Inc. is up with a new spot that knocks conservative state Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel on the rape test kits, as well as domestic abuse and abortion. The group said the ad is part of a previously announced buy on digital platforms that’s mid six
Conservative Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel says in his first TV ad that “justice is my life’s work.” Meanwhile, the liberal group A Better Wisconsin Together is up with what it called a mid six-figure buy accusing Schimel of being soft on sexual predators.
The ad features a woman who says her patients don’t want politicians like GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde making their health care decisions, adding: “He means what he says about opposing reproductive rights.”
GOP businessman Eric Hovde’s new TV ad features a closing message that Dem incumbent Tammy Baldwin has “led us down the wrong path.”
Going into Election Day, Republicans are targeting Dems on topics such as transgender issues, support for crime prevention, and illegal immigration. Dems are hitting Republicans on issues including abortion, outsourcing jobs and prescription drug prices.
Tammy Baldwin and the GOP-aligned Senate Leadership Fund are up with new spots delivering their closing arguments in the U.S. Senate race as ad spending has topped what was spent on the 2022 campaign. According to AdImpact, reservations in the race between Jan. 1 and Election Day are nearing $227
A new TV ad slams U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden’s temperament, saying the Prairie du Chien Republican “doesn’t care about anyone.”
8th CD candidate Tony Wied launched a new TV ad in which the businessman says “we need more common sense and less political extremism” in Washington.