Hopium Ad And Video Roundup - Talarico (Texas), Peltola (Alaska), Taylor (VA-1), Killin (CO-5), Pulido (TX-15), Jolly (FL-Gov), And Balkcom (NC-11)
Greetings everyone. We are 11 days out.

Greetings everyone. We are 11 days out.
Greetings everyone. We are 11 days out. As Stuart Stevens told us, “attack, attack, attack.”
1) Team Talarico has put out this new video [Watch]:
2) Here’s a new positive ad from Mary Peltola [Watch]:
3) Shannon Taylor is responding to MAGA smears in VA-1 [Watch]:
4) And so is Jessica Killin in CO-5 [Watch]:
5) A new ad from David Jolly, our gubernatorial candidate in Florida [Watch]:
6) We feel it’s important to include select ads being shown to voters by the opposition. In the open NC-11 race, Jennifer Balkcom is the Republican nominee taking on our formidable candidate Jamie Ager. The NRCC and Balkcom’s campaign have aired an ad which features AI-generated fake footage. It’s hard to believe these AI ads are real:
Bonus Video: To close the week of roundups with one of our candidates here’s the latest TX-15 ad released by Bobby Pulido.
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James Talarico (TX-Sen) - Donate | Watch Our Interview/Learn More
Mary Peltola (AK-Sen) - Donate | Watch Our Interview/Learn More
Shannon Taylor (VA-1) - Donate | Watch Our Interview/Learn More
Jessica Killin (CO-5) - Donate | Watch Our Interview/Learn More
David Jolly (FL-Gov) - Watch Our Interview/Learn More
Jamie Ager (NC-11) - Donate | Watch Our Interview/Learn More
Bobby Pulido (TX-15) - Donate | Watch Our Interview/Learn More
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“There is a huge number of voters out there who haven't really paid attention. And they're not going to pay attention until that final weekend, that final day before the election. You want to make sure you are delivering negative information about your opponent, reminding people what is at stake. You've got to keep up with contrast to the very end. And it's a weird human trap you fall into. Candidates particularly. You know, most candidates don't like to go negative. They'd rather talk about themselves or the future, which I get, but that's just not what you need to do to win.”
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