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Republican Leah Vukmir charges in her latest TV ad that Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin has “some nerve” after accusing her of not caring about patients. Baldwin, D-Madison, has knocked Vukmir, a state senator from Brookfield, in TV ads that
Gov. Scott Walker outraised Tony Evers during the August fundraising period, pulling in $2.3 million, compared to $1.9 million for his Dem rival. Walker also spent $3 million between July 31 and Aug. 31, finishing last month with nearly $4.2
Dem challenger Josh Kaul outraised incumbent AG Brad Schimel in August, pulling in $217,000, according to his campaign. Schimel, who raised $166,201 last month, finished August with $1.1 million in the bank, according to a copy of his fundraising report
Dem guv hopeful Tony Evers’ latest TV ad says Gov. Scott Walker can’t be trusted on education because “He’s the politician who cut $800 million from our schools.” The narrator then says it’s “time for new leadership” and Evers would
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad knocks Dem rival Tony Evers, saying he’ll raise taxes. The spot, the 22nd of Walker’s re-election bid, is a take off on a regular feature on the children’s show “The Electric Company.” In the
The RAGA’s latest TV ad praises GOP incumbent Brad Schimel for addressing untested rape kits while calling Dem rival Josh Kaul inexperienced and dangerous. The spot will run for about two weeks on broadcast, cable and satellite, the Republican Attorneys
Republican U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman has released a new ad criticizing opponent Dan Kohl for hypocrisy stemming from the Dem’s latest round of ads. The 15-second spot begins with the narrator saying, “Dan Kohl says he won’t take PAC money,
U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy is out with a new TV ad that says the GOP congressman “went to work so you can go to work.” The spot opens with a shot of the 7th CD Republicans from behind as he
The Democratic Governors Association is hitting Gov. Scott Walker for not taking federal aid to expand Medicaid, saying in a new TV ad he turned down the money to avoid hurting his presidential bid. The spot opens with the narrator
Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s latest TV ad features a nurse who says she can’t support Leah Vukmir because the GOP candidate would allow insurance companies to deny coverage for those with pre-existing conditions. It’s Baldwin’s third ad this month
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad touts a new proposal to provide a tax credit of up to $6,000 to help cover the cost of childcare. The proposal was included in the Department of Revenue’s budget request, which was released
Gov. Scott Walker says in his latest TV ad that Dem rival Tony Evers would put jobs “at risk” and the state “can’t afford to turn back now.” The ad, Walker’s 20th of his re-election bid, is his first since
1st CD Dem Randy Bryce in his latest TV ad acknowledges he’s “made mistakes in the past.” The 30-second ad opens with Bryce addressing the camera, saying he’s “a lot of things,” including an ironworker, veteran and cancer survivor. “And
Wisconsin Next, the super PAC backing Republican Leah Vukmir’s Senate bid, is up with its first TV ad of the general election attacking U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, saying her “government takeover of health care would be a disaster.” The narrator
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin continued to hit her GOP rival over health care with a new ad that features a woman who says she’s outraged Leah Vukmir would “let insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions.” Baldwin’s last spot knocked
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin moved to a double-digit lead over GOP rival Leah Vukmir in the latest Marquette University Law School Poll, while the guv’s race shifted in Dem Tony Evers’ favor. Last month, Evers, the state superintendent, and Gov.
Republican U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman is airing a new TV ad that highlights his work for people with disabilities. The 30-second spot opens with a testimonial from two women and a man who identify as the Kerzan family. “We really
The Congressional Leadership Fund today released a second ad in as many days attacking Dem 1st CD candidate Randy Bryce, this time featuring his brother expressing support for Republican candidate Bryan Steil. James Bryce opens the spot saying he’s been
Republican Bryan Steil’s second TV ad highlights his work on a Janesville playground and his willingness to “be out there helping people.” The 30-second ad opens with Sherry Kuelz, president and co-founder of CAMDEN Playground, standing in front of the
The Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC endorsed by House GOP leadership, announced a $1.5 million buy today that knocks Dem 1st CD candidate Randy Bryce as unfit to serve in Congress, citing his nine arrests. The group said the
Republican Leah Vukmir charges in her latest TV ad that Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin has “some nerve” after accusing her of not caring about patients. Baldwin, D-Madison, has knocked Vukmir, a state senator from Brookfield, in TV ads that
Gov. Scott Walker outraised Tony Evers during the August fundraising period, pulling in $2.3 million, compared to $1.9 million for his Dem rival. Walker also spent $3 million between July 31 and Aug. 31, finishing last month with nearly $4.2
Dem challenger Josh Kaul outraised incumbent AG Brad Schimel in August, pulling in $217,000, according to his campaign. Schimel, who raised $166,201 last month, finished August with $1.1 million in the bank, according to a copy of his fundraising report
Dem guv hopeful Tony Evers’ latest TV ad says Gov. Scott Walker can’t be trusted on education because “He’s the politician who cut $800 million from our schools.” The narrator then says it’s “time for new leadership” and Evers would
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad knocks Dem rival Tony Evers, saying he’ll raise taxes. The spot, the 22nd of Walker’s re-election bid, is a take off on a regular feature on the children’s show “The Electric Company.” In the
The RAGA’s latest TV ad praises GOP incumbent Brad Schimel for addressing untested rape kits while calling Dem rival Josh Kaul inexperienced and dangerous. The spot will run for about two weeks on broadcast, cable and satellite, the Republican Attorneys
Republican U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman has released a new ad criticizing opponent Dan Kohl for hypocrisy stemming from the Dem’s latest round of ads. The 15-second spot begins with the narrator saying, “Dan Kohl says he won’t take PAC money,
U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy is out with a new TV ad that says the GOP congressman “went to work so you can go to work.” The spot opens with a shot of the 7th CD Republicans from behind as he
The Democratic Governors Association is hitting Gov. Scott Walker for not taking federal aid to expand Medicaid, saying in a new TV ad he turned down the money to avoid hurting his presidential bid. The spot opens with the narrator
Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s latest TV ad features a nurse who says she can’t support Leah Vukmir because the GOP candidate would allow insurance companies to deny coverage for those with pre-existing conditions. It’s Baldwin’s third ad this month
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad touts a new proposal to provide a tax credit of up to $6,000 to help cover the cost of childcare. The proposal was included in the Department of Revenue’s budget request, which was released
Gov. Scott Walker says in his latest TV ad that Dem rival Tony Evers would put jobs “at risk” and the state “can’t afford to turn back now.” The ad, Walker’s 20th of his re-election bid, is his first since
1st CD Dem Randy Bryce in his latest TV ad acknowledges he’s “made mistakes in the past.” The 30-second ad opens with Bryce addressing the camera, saying he’s “a lot of things,” including an ironworker, veteran and cancer survivor. “And
Wisconsin Next, the super PAC backing Republican Leah Vukmir’s Senate bid, is up with its first TV ad of the general election attacking U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, saying her “government takeover of health care would be a disaster.” The narrator
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin continued to hit her GOP rival over health care with a new ad that features a woman who says she’s outraged Leah Vukmir would “let insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions.” Baldwin’s last spot knocked
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin moved to a double-digit lead over GOP rival Leah Vukmir in the latest Marquette University Law School Poll, while the guv’s race shifted in Dem Tony Evers’ favor. Last month, Evers, the state superintendent, and Gov.
Republican U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman is airing a new TV ad that highlights his work for people with disabilities. The 30-second spot opens with a testimonial from two women and a man who identify as the Kerzan family. “We really
The Congressional Leadership Fund today released a second ad in as many days attacking Dem 1st CD candidate Randy Bryce, this time featuring his brother expressing support for Republican candidate Bryan Steil. James Bryce opens the spot saying he’s been
Republican Bryan Steil’s second TV ad highlights his work on a Janesville playground and his willingness to “be out there helping people.” The 30-second ad opens with Sherry Kuelz, president and co-founder of CAMDEN Playground, standing in front of the
The Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC endorsed by House GOP leadership, announced a $1.5 million buy today that knocks Dem 1st CD candidate Randy Bryce as unfit to serve in Congress, citing his nine arrests. The group said the