HMP Launches New Ads in Arizona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Nebraska, New Jersey, and New York

Washington, D.C. – House Majority PAC is launching new TV and digital ads across 9 districts in Arizona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Nebraska, New Jersey, and New York.

AZ-06
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Life Support,” 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 television ad, “Shame,” highlighting that David Valadao has taken nearly $1 million from the healthcare industry while voting to take away healthcare from 68,000 people in his community. 

CO-08
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Summit,” highlighting Gabe Evans’ vote to defend tariffs driving up the cost of groceries, housing, agriculture supplies, and gas in Colorado—all while giving billionaires and big corporations a tax break.

IA-02
House Majority PAC is launching a new television ad, “Word,” highlighting Joe Mitchell’s record of putting his own paycheck ahead of Iowa taxpayers.

IA-03
HMP is launching a new television ad, “All Talk,” highlighting the gap between Zach Nunn’s “America First” rhetoric and his record of taking money from China-linked PACs, backing tax breaks for Chinese companies, and expanding China’s share of the U.S. pork market—all while skipping committee hearings on holding China accountable.

MI-04
HMP is launching a new television ad, “Gave Himself,” highlighting that Bill Huizenga has spent his time in Congress voting to take healthcare away from his constituents while enriching himself—including giving himself up to $50,000 in tax breaks and growing his net worth fivefold.

NE-02
HMP is launching a new television 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 a new digital ad, “Students,” 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 digital ad, “Us,” highlighting combat veteran Cait Conley, who put her life on the line to defend our country and will serve the Hudson Valley in Congress—not a political party or corporate special interests.

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