HMP Launches New Ads in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Nebraska, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Texas, and Wisconsin

Washington, D.C. – House Majority PAC is launching new TV and digital ads across 17 districts in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Nebraska, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Texas, and Wisconsin.

AZ-01
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Not You,” highlighting how Jay Feely puts Donald Trump ahead of Arizonans—including backing Trump’s policies that are raising the cost of gas, groceries, and utilities for Arizona families.

AZ-06
HMP is launching new English and Spanish television, digital, and radio ads—“Life Support,” “Promesas Rotas,” and “Mentiras”—highlighting that Juan Ciscomani was proud to cast the deciding vote for the biggest Medicaid cut in history after promising not to cut the program.

CA-22
HMP is launching a new English television ad and Spanish radio ad, “No Es Un Lujo,” contrasting David Valadao’s luxury trip to Italy with families in the Valley who are struggling to afford healthcare. 

CA-48
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Taking Care of Business,” highlighting Jim Desmond’s support for Trump’s tariffs and the war in Iran—policies driving up costs for California businesses. 

CO-08
HMP is launching a new Spanish radio ad, “Terror,” highlighting that while Colorado families are working hard every day to put food on the table, pay the electric bill, and keep a roof over their heads, Gabe Evans does nothing to help his community. 

FL-25
House Majority PAC is launching a new television ad, “Sell,” highlighting Scott Singer’s record trying to sell public land over to private developers—jacking up housing costs for Floridians while Singer pocketed nearly $2 million from organizations tied to developers.

IA-02
House Majority PAC is launching new digital ads, “Self Serving,” “​​Amber,” and “Liz,” highlighting that politician Joe Mitchell has used his career to make himself richer while Iowans struggle with the cost of living. 

ME-02 
House Majority PAC is launching a new television ad, “More Expensive,” highlighting Paul LePage’s record of raising costs as Governor and his support for Trump’s agenda, which has driven up gas and oil prices, hurt Maine businesses, and cost Maine families $2,500 more per year. 

MI-07
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Business,” highlighting how Tom Barrett has rigged the system for himself—taking millions from corporate PACs, special interests, and insurance industry donors, including payments to lobbying firms where his wife worked—while leaving Michiganders to pay the price. 

NC-01
House Majority PAC is launching a new television ad, “Stay Out,” highlighting that millionaire out-of-state politician Laurie Buckhout puts special interests and Washington elites ahead of Eastern North Carolina. 

NC-11
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Still Waiting,” highlighting Jennifer Balkcom’s failure to deliver the Hurricane Helene recovery that she was responsible for. 

NE-02
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “On A Roll,” highlighting Brinker Harding’s support for the GOP’s economic agenda that is driving up the cost of food and gas for Nebraska small businesses and families. 

NJ-07
HMP is launching new television and digital ads, “Students” and “Patients,” highlighting that Tom Kean Jr. took more than 100 days of paid leave at New Jersey taxpayers’ expense, yet still found time to trade massive amounts of stock. 

NY-17
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Dark,” highlighting that while Hudson Valley families are getting crushed by rising utility prices, former lobbyist Mike Lawler raised prices and took thousands from utility and gas companies. 

TX-28
HMP is launching a new Spanish radio ad, “El Tejas de Tano” highlighting why Texans can’t afford Tano Tijerina’s Texas, where he 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 a new English television ad and Spanish radio ad, “Safe” and “Sus Valores,” highlighting Eric Flores’ career of defending violent criminals and drug traffickers and cutting plea deals with pedophiles, domestic abusers, and even a criminal who attacked a Border Patrol agent. 

WI-03
HMP is launching a new digital ad, “AI Congressman,” highlighting Derrick Van Orden’s support for tax breaks benefiting the data center industry, even as they drive up power bills and threaten drinking water. 

###