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Republican Jason Church, an aide to U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson who lost both legs while serving in Afghanistan, says in the first TV ad of his campaign that he’s running for Congress “to answer the call of duty.” Church’s campaign
American Bridge has announced a $5 million ad campaign across Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania that will include TV, radio and digital advertising as the Dem group targets “Trump defectors.” The ads are part of a $50 million effort the group
Brian Hagedorn’s campaign released a new TV ad Thursday that accuses Supreme Court rival Lisa Neubauer of “showering politicians with contributions” to gain influence as “the family business made millions in taxpayer-funded contracts.” Hagedorn’s campaign said the ad is running
In her closing ad of the race, Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer says the state needs a court “that is there for the people.” The campaign said the ad is running in the Madison, Green Bay, Milwaukee, La Crosse/Eau Claire,
The Greater Wisconsin Committee is hitting conservative Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn with two TV ads that accuse him of trying to “turn back the clock” on discrimination and favoring corporate special interests over children. They are the fourth and
The Greater Wisconsin Political Fund targets Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn on abortion in its latest TV ad, calling him “extreme” in his position. The group said the ad will run on broadcast TV in Madison and via online platforms
Brian Hagedorn’s latest TV ad warns liberal special interests are backing rival Lisa Neubauer because as they try to “take over our Supreme Court.” Hagedorn’s campaign declined to provide details on the new ad, the second it has released. The
The liberal Greater Wisconsin Committee is out with its second TV ad in as many days knocking Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn, this time accusing him of failing to protect seniors. The group said the new ad will run on
The liberal Greater Wisconsin Committee is running a new TV ad that asks how Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn can “possibly be fair” considering his views. The group said the ad will run on broadcast and cable TV, as well
Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer introduces herself as a “mom with a 30-year legal career serving the people of Wisconsin” in her first TV ad of the race. Her campaign said the ad is a six-figure buy that will begin
In his first TV ad of the campaign, Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn talks about adopting a girl addicted to opiates who his wife says “had to struggle through withdrawal in my arms.” His campaign said the initial buy is
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Republican Jason Church, an aide to U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson who lost both legs while serving in Afghanistan, says in the first TV ad of his campaign that he’s running for Congress “to answer the call of duty.” Church’s campaign said it’s a five-figure buy on cable in each media
American Bridge has announced a $5 million ad campaign across Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania that will include TV, radio and digital advertising as the Dem group targets “Trump defectors.” The ads are part of a $50 million effort the group had previously announced in swing states in an effort to
Brian Hagedorn’s campaign released a new TV ad Thursday that accuses Supreme Court rival Lisa Neubauer of “showering politicians with contributions” to gain influence as “the family business made millions in taxpayer-funded contracts.” Hagedorn’s campaign said the ad is running on broadcast and cable TV, but declined to provide other
In her closing ad of the race, Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer says the state needs a court “that is there for the people.” The campaign said the ad is running in the Madison, Green Bay, Milwaukee, La Crosse/Eau Claire, and Wausau markets and the buy is in “six figures.”
The Greater Wisconsin Committee is hitting conservative Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn with two TV ads that accuse him of trying to “turn back the clock” on discrimination and favoring corporate special interests over children. They are the fourth and fifth TV ads of the campaign from the Greater Wisconsin
The Greater Wisconsin Political Fund targets Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn on abortion in its latest TV ad, calling him “extreme” in his position. The group said the ad will run on broadcast TV in Madison and via online platforms statewide. Greater Wisconsin’s third TV ad of the campaign cites
Brian Hagedorn’s latest TV ad warns liberal special interests are backing rival Lisa Neubauer because as they try to “take over our Supreme Court.” Hagedorn’s campaign declined to provide details on the new ad, the second it has released. The campaign would only say it is an expansion of the
The liberal Greater Wisconsin Committee is out with its second TV ad in as many days knocking Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn, this time accusing him of failing to protect seniors. The group said the new ad will run on broadcast and cable TV. The ad says Hagedorn lobbied for
The liberal Greater Wisconsin Committee is running a new TV ad that asks how Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn can “possibly be fair” considering his views. The group said the ad will run on broadcast and cable TV, as well as digital platforms. But it didn’t provide specifics on the
Supreme Court candidate Lisa Neubauer introduces herself as a “mom with a 30-year legal career serving the people of Wisconsin” in her first TV ad of the race. Her campaign said the ad is a six-figure buy that will begin running today in the Madison, Green Bay, Milwaukee, La Crosse
In his first TV ad of the campaign, Supreme Court candidate Brian Hagedorn talks about adopting a girl addicted to opiates who his wife says “had to struggle through withdrawal in my arms.” His campaign said the initial buy is for $50,000 on TV in Milwaukee and Green Bay starting
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