In the run-up to the annual sales tax holiday weekend, Gov. Charlie Baker announced a $2 million ad campaign on Tuesday that will run through the end of the year, encouraging residents to shop, dine out and travel at local stores and destinations.
Baker visited the family-owned WheelWorks bicycle shop in Belmont to make the announcement and highlight how shoppers in Massachusetts can avoid paying the state's 6.25% sales tax on all purchases under $2,500 this weekend.
Quite a lot has been going on:
Biden to run ad countering Trump's renomination speech | TheHill
The former vice president's campaign announced Thursday that a two-minute ad would run on the major broadcast channels as well as Fox News and would then run again through the weekend in a number of key battleground states.
"When Joe Biden is president, America is just going to have to keep up," a narrator says in Biden's ad.
"We won't have to wait to deal with COVID-19, he's already got a plan. Won't have to wait for a president on the side of working families. He's from Scranton, no one has to tell him Wall Street didn't build this country. He knows who did," the narrator continues.
'Be a friend in Pa.
PITTSBURGH — A well-written ad slogan can make consumers empty their pockets. It can make patrons rush to be the first to see the latest exhibit before even knowing what's on display. And, if a writer is talented enough — like in the case of Pittsburgh ad men Ray and Larkin Werner — an advertising campaign can pull on heartstrings, creating a sense of familiarity lasting for decades.
It was in the '80s when Ray Werner came up with one of Pennsylvania's most well-loved campaign slogans, one that still resonates with people today.
Richard Neal's campaign is demanding local TV stations remove an attack ad | Boston.com
Rep. Richard Neal hasn't shied away from his distinction as the top recipient in Congress of donations from business-affiliated political action groups.
But in the final stretch of a nationally watched primary race against Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse , the Springfield Democrat's re-election campaign is trying to take down a third-party TV ad highlighting that fact.
In a letter first reported Wednesday by the website Sludge , a lawyer for Neal's campaign made the unusual demand that several Western Massachusetts stations remove the "false and defamatory" ad by the national progressive group Justice Democrats — which has supported Morse's campaign for more than a year — criticizing his acceptance of corporate PAC donations.
While you're here, how about this:
Latino Victory Launches Ad Campaign Advocating For Alex Padilla To Fill Kamala's Senate Seat
A progressive Latino advocacy group is already making plans for Senator Kamala Harris’ seat if she becomes the country’s next vice president. Latino Victory has announced a five-figure digital ad campaign advocating for the appointment of California Secretary of State Alex Padilla as Harris’ successor in the U.S. Senate. The group says they want to make sure California has a diverse voice in that U.S. Senate seat.
The truth behind the lack of it in campaign ads | Television | buffalonews.com
Republican Rep. Chris Jacobs faces a rematch against former Grand Island Supervisor Nate McMurray, a Democrat, in the fall election in the 27th Congressional District. (Derek Gee/Buffalo News)
The negative ads should practically write themselves for Democratic nominee Nate McMurray after Rep. Chris Jacobs said he accidentally voted against a House bill to provide $25 billion in emergency funds to the United States Postal Service.
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It's been more than two months since Western New Yorkers have had a break from the steady stream of negative campaign ads from the candidates for the 27th Congressional district involved in the June 23 special election.
New coronavirus billboards, ads target young, diverse Michiganders
The images show a group of young men on the basketball court, and Rona is in the middle of the action. A group of young women are hanging out together, but Rona's with them, too, and hitches a ride when one of them later visits her mother. When people go to the beach, Rona tags along.
It's all part of a $5 million ad and marketing campaign created by a coalition of Michigan businesses and health care companies to remind people how easily the virus can spread in the community. The aim is to reduce transmission in Michigan and allow for the state's economy to completely reopen.
Great Falls campaign posting showing Nazi flag called 'misleading'
A Nazi flag seen in the background in a photo featuring two current state lawmakers that's posted on an opposing candidate's Facebook page was described as being part of an "outlandish attack ad" by the leader of a local veterans group that displays the piece of World War II memorabilia.
"In a just world, this would disqualify him," Horn writes on his post, later adding "As a Latino with Jewish heritage, I cannot begin to describe how this disgusts me. And, I must ask, Does this represent you?"
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