HMP Launches New Ads in Alaska, California, Colorado, Michigan, North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin

Washington, D.C. – House Majority PAC is launching new TV and digital ads across 15 districts in Alaska, California, Colorado, Michigan, North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin.

AK-AL
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “Rise and Shine,” highlighting the contrast between Nick Begich, who starts his day in Washington surrounded by his billionaire buddies, and Bristol Bay fisherman Bill Hill, whose day begins and ends in Alaska. 

CA-48
HMP is launching new English and Spanish television ads, “Ouch” and “No Pain No Gain,” highlighting Jim Desmond’s support for Trump’s tariffs and the war in Iran—policies driving up costs for California families, businesses, and jobs. 

CO-05
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Cranking,” highlighting how corporate lobbyist-turned-Congressman Jeff Crank has put Donald Trump and his wealthy allies ahead of Coloradans—voting with Trump 100% of the time, backing tax cuts for the wealthy, and voting to cut health care for Coloradans.

MI-07
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Follow The Money,” highlighting how Tom Barrett has taken millions from corporate PACs, special interests, and insurance industry donors—including payments to lobbying firms where his wife worked—while leaving Michiganders to foot the bill. 

MI-10
HMP is launching new digital ads in MI-10. “Quietly” highlights Christina Hines’ record of taking on people who abuse their power, including as chief prosecutor of the Special Victims Unit, where she took on predators and traffickers to protect kids.

“The Good Life,” highlights that while Mike Bouchard sides with billionaires, backs Trump’s tariffs that raise costs, policies that hike insurance premiums, and Medicaid cuts to fund tax breaks for the wealthy, Christina Hines understands what Michiganders are up against.

NC-11 
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Jennifer and Duke” highlighting how Jennifer Balkcom took thousands in campaign contributions from Duke Energy, then voted to cut costs for corporations while raising costs for their customers. 

NY-17 
HMP is launching new digital ads, “Painful” and “Whatever It Takes,” highlighting the stark contrast between combat veteran Cait Conley, a patriot who puts country first, and Mike Lawler, a spineless politician who takes orders from Donald Trump—including voting for Trump’s economic agenda 100% of the time.

PA-07
HMP is launching a new Spanish digital ad, “Answering The Call,” highlighting how Bob Brooks has spent 20 years rescuing families from burning buildings, and he’s now answering the call again as corruption in Washington suffocates Pennsylvanians. 

PA-08
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Caught,” highlighting that as one Congress’ top stock traders, Rob Bresnahan was caught selling stocks around his own votes—including selling healthcare stocks before voting for legislation that cut Medicaid—and left Pennsylvanians to pay the price.

TX-15
HMP is launching new English and Spanish television ads, “Cruel and Aggressive” and “Record Infame,” highlighting Monica De La Cruz’s disturbing record—from allegations of cruel and aggressive treatment of her 14-year-old stepdaughter that led to a temporary restraining order, to voting to protect alleged sexual predators and continuing to work with a political operative whose husband was accused of sexually abusing young girls.

TX-28 
HMP is launching three new English and Spanish digital ads. “Hard Work” and “Para Nosotros” highlight Henry Cuellar’s story as the son of migrant workers who worked his way through college and law school to fight for families like his own. 

“Tano’s Texas” highlights why Texans can’t afford Tano Tijerina’s Texas—where Tijerina gets paid, while Texans pay more: Tijerina’s record includes voting five times to raise his own taxpayer-funded salary, voting eight times to raise property taxes, and pushing for a contract for his campaign donors that cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands more than competing bids. 

TX-34
HMP is launching new English and Spanish television ads, “Behind Bars” and “Aquí,” highlighting Eric Flores’ record of refusing to hold dangerous criminals accountable as a prosecutor—including cutting plea deals with pedophiles and reducing sentences for drug traffickers, including in cases involving deadly fentanyl.

VA-01
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Betrayal,” highlighting how Rob Wittman has betrayed the public trust and used his position in Congress to serve himself—including voting to raise his own pay 10 times, trading stocks in companies he is supposed to regulate and may have confidential information about, and personally profiting while voting to allow those companies to raise prices on Virginians.

HMP is also launching a new digital ad, “Fed Up,” highlighting that while Rob Wittman talked a big game about fighting for Virginians, he voted to gut Medicaid, kick 350,000 Virginians off their health care, and drive up costs. 

VA-02 
HMP is launching a new television ad, “One Hundred” highlighting Jen Kiggans’ record of voting with Donald Trump 100% of the time—including on tariffs, the war in Iran, and healthcare costs.

WI-03
HMP is launching a new television ad, “No Luxury,” highlighting Derrick Van Orden’s vote to cut $42 million from local hospital funding and eliminate health insurance coverage for nearly 300,000 Wisconsinites.

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