HMP Launches New Ads in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Maine, Michigan, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin

Washington, D.C. – House Majority PAC is launching new TV and digital ads across 21 districts in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Maine, Michigan, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin.

AK-AL
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “More,” contrasting Nick Begich’s support for costly tariffs and the $150 billion war in Iran, with fisherman and teacher Bill Hill—an independent who will lower costs for Alaskans and make billionaires pay their fair share. 

AZ-06
HMP is launching a new Spanish digital ad, “Suficiente,” contrasting Juan Ciscomani, who supports Trump’s policies that are making everything more expensive, with JoAnna Mendoza, who will fight to lower costs and protect Medicaid and Social Security. 

CA-22
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Pissed,” highlighting that while David Valadao’s constituents are getting crushed by rising PG&E prices, his campaign has taken over $100,000 from the company and given them massive tax cuts. 

CA-48
HMP is launching a new Spanish television ad, “Corrupto,” highlighting that Jim Desmond fits right in with Washington’s corrupt political elite: while Californians struggle to pay higher rent, Desmond took campaign money from developers and real estate interests, voted to use taxpayer dollars to benefit a donor’s company, and is under investigation over a potential conflict of interest.

CO-08
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Star Student,” highlighting Gabe Evans’ record of voting with Donald Trump 100% of the time—including on tariffs that raise prices, healthcare cuts that have doubled insurance premiums, and for the costly war in Iran.

FL-13
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “Genius,” highlighting Anna Paulina Luna’s record driving up costs for Florida families and small businesses—including her support for Trump’s tariffs, which have made groceries more expensive, and the $132 billion war in Iran, which sent gas prices soaring to $4 per gallon.

FL-22
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Can’t Trust,” highlighting Casey Askar’s record of putting millionaires like himself ahead of Florida families. 

HMP is also launching new Spanish television and radio ads, “Nuevo Amanecer” and  “Diferentes,” contrasting Casey Askar—who operates in the shadows, has been accused of shady activity, and whose company is being sued for allegedly putting workers at risk—with Pia Dandiya, who is running to take on corruption, lower healthcare costs, and cut taxes for middle-class families.

ME-02
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Abandoned,” highlighting Paul LePage’s record of raising healthcare costs and property taxes as Governor, and his current support for Trump’s agenda, which has driven up prices for Maine families.

MI-07
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “Gets It,” contrasting Tom Barrett, who has stood by as prices rise and Washington politicians get richer, with Will Lawrence, who is running to take on Washington corruption and fight for Mid-Michigan.

MI-10
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Work Hard,” highlighting that while Michigan families are working hard for every dollar they earn, former lobbying firm employee Mike Bouchard supports policies that line the pockets of big corporations at Michiganders’ expense.

NE-02
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “Cost of Harding,” highlighting Brinker Harding’s support for policies that cut healthcare coverage and raised costs for hardworking Nebraskans, all to fund tax cuts for billionaires. 

NJ-07
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “Street,” highlighting that Tom Kean Jr. took more than 100 days of paid leave at New Jersey taxpayers’ expense, missing key votes on the Iran War and the cost of living, yet he still found time to trade massive amounts of stock. 

NY-04
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “One Hundred,” highlighting that while gas and grocery prices skyrocket and healthcare costs rise, Jeanine Driscoll stands with Trump 100% of the time.

OH-07
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Caged Bird,” highlighting Max Miller’s disturbing record.

OH-10
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Rein,” contrasting Mike Turner—who has been in politics for 30+ years and voted to protect costly tariffs and the reckless war in Iran—with Air Force veteran and nurse Kristina Knickerbocker, who is running to rein in Washington corruption.

PA-08
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “Predators,” highlighting Rob Bresnahan’s record protecting child predators by voting against releasing the Epstein Files and his investments in companies that spread content exploiting children and marketed sexual content to kids.

TX-15
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “Trust,” highlighting that Monica De La Cruz voted to give ICE more than $100 billion for raids and detention centers—and when ICE took Antonio Gámez-Cuéllar and his family, she turned her back on the Texans she represents.

TX-28
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “Tano Doesn’t Know,” highlighting the contrast between Texas families struggling with rising healthcare costs and multimillionaire Tano Tijerina, who voted five times to increase his own taxpayer-funded salary and voted to allow insurance companies to raise rates and deny coverage to Texans with pre-existing conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, and cancer.

TX-34
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “Un Deber Sagrado,” highlighting Eric Flores’ record defending drug dealers and cutting plea deals with child predators, including one of Texas’ most wanted sex offenders who made child pornography and abused a four-year-old girl. 

VA-01
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “Numbers,” contrasting Rob Wittman—who has grown his net worth up to 37-fold since entering Congress and voted to kick 350,000 Virginians off their health care to fund tax breaks benefiting himself and his campaign donors—with Shannon Taylor, who will bring costs down and protect Virginians’ health care.

WI-03
HMP is launching new television and digital ads, “Personal” and “Swampy,” highlighting that the healthcare system is corrupt, and Derrick Van Orden made it worse: he took nearly $500,000 from healthcare special interests, and then voted to keep monthly insulin costs high, gut Medicare, and increase health insurance premiums, co-pays, and out-of-pocket costs. 

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