ICYMI: AFP Action Launches $5.3 Million Ad Campaign Across Battleground Senate Races

NEWS RELEASE


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 9/10/2026

ARLINGTON, VA. – In case you missed it — AFP Action, as reported by the Washington Examiner, has launched another seven-figure digital ad campaign supporting AFP Action-endorsed candidates ahead of the 2026 midterms. The campaign features 11 ads running across Alaska, Iowa, Michigan, New Hampshire, and Ohio, with a total investment of $5.3 million spread across digital and connected TV platforms.

From the article:

The ads overwhelmingly tie Democratic candidates to the “extreme policies” of the Democratic Socialists of America, in contrast to Republicans’ “pocketbook solutions,” including tax cuts, unleashed energy production, and reining in reckless spending.

“Democratic socialism is dragging the whole party toward higher taxes, bigger government, and an all-out war on American energy,” AFP Action executive director Nathan Nascimento told the Washington Examiner. “If these candidates won’t stand up to their own party now, how do you think they’ll vote when the real pressure is on? Americans have a clear choice this fall — a government that controls you, or one that empowers you. Socialism’s empty promises only lead to poverty and suffering. Freedom is what truly delivers lower costs and a better life.”

Breakdown of the Ads:

Alaska

Dan Sullivan | Marine To Senate

Mary Peltola | Can We Trust Her?

Dan Sullivan | Understands Us

Iowa

Ashley Hinson | Standing Up For You

Josh Turek | Extreme

Michigan

Abdul El-Sayed | Expensive

Mike Rogers | Laser Focused

New Hampshire

John Sununu | Rock Solid

Chris Pappas | Root

Ohio

Jon Husted | Common Sense

Sherrod Brown | Taking Root

The ads went live Wednesday, coinciding with Republicans’ first-ever midterm convention, held this week in Dallas. 

Read the full story: Washington Examiner — “Koch network launches seven-figure midterm ad campaign targeting five Senate races”

Visit AFPA’s YouTube channel to watch all of the ads.

Paid for by Americans for Prosperity Action
Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.

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