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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
Dem 1st CD candidate Randy Bryce’s latest TV ad features a supporter who demands GOP rival Bryan Steil, “knock it off.” The spot features Patti, who is identified in the ad as a Kenosha teacher. She was featured in a
Tony Evers’ guv campaign released a new TV ad today seeking to refute spots that have attacked him over a Middleton teacher who kept his license even after viewing porn at work and making inappropriate comments about female students. The
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad features Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch vowing protections for those with pre-existing conditions will remain in place as long as the two are in office. The spot responds to an ad from a group associated
The conservative Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin has a new TV ad that says Wisconsin “can’t afford Tony Evers.” The second ad the group has run in the general election opens with the narrator saying “every dollar matters,” but “we could pay
Gov. Scott Walker’s campaign opened a new line of attack on Dem rival Tony Evers today, charging in a new TV ad the state superintendent wants to cut the prison population in half, which would mean releasing violent criminals “back
Tony Evers’ new TV ad says it’s time for a guv who “cares about us.” The spot, the second of the state superintendent’s general election bid, opens with the narrator saying Evers believes “What’s best for our kids is what’s
GOP AG Brad Schimel’s first TV ad of his re-election bid highlights his support from 63 of Wisconsin’s sheriffs, including 12 Dems. A narrator opens the spot saying Schimel has the support of those sheriffs because “Wisconsin is leading the
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad touts his UW tuition freeze and a new plan that would provide college graduates up to $5,000 in tax credits for working in Wisconsin after they finish school. The spot opens with Walker in
The DGA’s newest TV ad features a woman fighting breast cancer who charges Gov. Scott Walker “doesn’t seem to care about families like mine.” The spot features a woman identified as Mary, of Madison, who recalls finding out she had
GOP 1st CD candidate Bryan Steil released his first TV ad of the general election today, promising to replace “Washington-style politics with Wisconsin-style solutions.” Steil, an attorney for a manufacturing firm, opens the spot saying he fought tuition increases while
1st CD Dem Randy Bryce goes after GOP opponent “Lying Bryan Steil” in a new TV ad, saying the attorney “has not manufactured anything in his life.” The 30-second ad opens with the narrator hitting Steil, the general counsel at
Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s latest ad features a woman who says Leah Vukmir “ought to be ashamed” for voting against a bill that required health insurers to treat oral chemotherapy the same as intravenous treatments. In the ad, Kirsten
The Republican Governors Association today unveiled its first TV in the Wisconsin race, hitting Dem nominee Tony Evers over the case of a Middleton teacher who viewed pornography on a school computer, but didn’t lose his license. The spot follows
U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy likens his family and its political differences to those of the nation in his first TV ad, saying he’s “not fighting my family, I’m fighting for yours.” The 30-second TV ad opens with the Wausau Republican standing
U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher touts his efforts to implement term limits and address “the Washington swamp” in the first TV ad of his re-election bid. The 30-second ad opens with the Green Bay Republican and former Marine saying after his
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vukmir recounts working third shift to get through college and 16-hour days to make ends meet in her first TV ad of the general election. Vukmir, a state senator from Brookfield who’s challenging Dem Tammy
Gov. Scott Walker released his first attack ad of the campaign today, hitting Dem rival Tony Evers over a Middleton teacher who kept his license even after viewing pornography on a school computer. The state GOP has knocked Evers on
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
Dem 1st CD candidate Randy Bryce’s latest TV ad features a supporter who demands GOP rival Bryan Steil, “knock it off.” The spot features Patti, who is identified in the ad as a Kenosha teacher. She was featured in a
Tony Evers’ guv campaign released a new TV ad today seeking to refute spots that have attacked him over a Middleton teacher who kept his license even after viewing porn at work and making inappropriate comments about female students. The
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad features Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch vowing protections for those with pre-existing conditions will remain in place as long as the two are in office. The spot responds to an ad from a group associated
The conservative Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin has a new TV ad that says Wisconsin “can’t afford Tony Evers.” The second ad the group has run in the general election opens with the narrator saying “every dollar matters,” but “we could pay
Gov. Scott Walker’s campaign opened a new line of attack on Dem rival Tony Evers today, charging in a new TV ad the state superintendent wants to cut the prison population in half, which would mean releasing violent criminals “back
Tony Evers’ new TV ad says it’s time for a guv who “cares about us.” The spot, the second of the state superintendent’s general election bid, opens with the narrator saying Evers believes “What’s best for our kids is what’s
GOP AG Brad Schimel’s first TV ad of his re-election bid highlights his support from 63 of Wisconsin’s sheriffs, including 12 Dems. A narrator opens the spot saying Schimel has the support of those sheriffs because “Wisconsin is leading the
Gov. Scott Walker’s latest TV ad touts his UW tuition freeze and a new plan that would provide college graduates up to $5,000 in tax credits for working in Wisconsin after they finish school. The spot opens with Walker in
The DGA’s newest TV ad features a woman fighting breast cancer who charges Gov. Scott Walker “doesn’t seem to care about families like mine.” The spot features a woman identified as Mary, of Madison, who recalls finding out she had
GOP 1st CD candidate Bryan Steil released his first TV ad of the general election today, promising to replace “Washington-style politics with Wisconsin-style solutions.” Steil, an attorney for a manufacturing firm, opens the spot saying he fought tuition increases while
1st CD Dem Randy Bryce goes after GOP opponent “Lying Bryan Steil” in a new TV ad, saying the attorney “has not manufactured anything in his life.” The 30-second ad opens with the narrator hitting Steil, the general counsel at
Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s latest ad features a woman who says Leah Vukmir “ought to be ashamed” for voting against a bill that required health insurers to treat oral chemotherapy the same as intravenous treatments. In the ad, Kirsten
The Republican Governors Association today unveiled its first TV in the Wisconsin race, hitting Dem nominee Tony Evers over the case of a Middleton teacher who viewed pornography on a school computer, but didn’t lose his license. The spot follows
U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy likens his family and its political differences to those of the nation in his first TV ad, saying he’s “not fighting my family, I’m fighting for yours.” The 30-second TV ad opens with the Wausau Republican standing
U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher touts his efforts to implement term limits and address “the Washington swamp” in the first TV ad of his re-election bid. The 30-second ad opens with the Green Bay Republican and former Marine saying after his
GOP U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vukmir recounts working third shift to get through college and 16-hour days to make ends meet in her first TV ad of the general election. Vukmir, a state senator from Brookfield who’s challenging Dem Tammy
Gov. Scott Walker released his first attack ad of the campaign today, hitting Dem rival Tony Evers over a Middleton teacher who kept his license even after viewing pornography on a school computer. The state GOP has knocked Evers on