DCCC Announces New Digital Ad Campaign

The DCCC has launched a six-figure digital advertising campaign to reach Latino voters, reminding them the Democratic Party is the only party fighting for them. It’s a part of the committee’s seven-figure effort to reach Latino voters.

The ads are running in Arizona, California, Florida, Nevada, New Mexico, and Texas. The different ads will highlight how Democrats are committed to protecting small businesses, boosting public transportation, fighting to lower gas prices and food prices, combating a pandemic and creating good-paying jobs – issues that are top of mind for many Latino voters. See some of the ads:

• AZ-04

  • Get Things Done – ENG

  • Get Things Done – SPN

• CA-22

  • Get It – ENG

  • Get It – SPN

• CA-45

  • Gun Violence – ENG

  • Gun Violence – SPN

• FL-27

  • Against Us – ENG

  • Against Us – SPN

• NM-02

  • Helping Equals Lowering Costs – ENG

  • Helping Equals Lowering Costs – SPN

• NM-02

  • Who is She Working to Help? – ENG

  • Who is She Working to Help? – SPN

• NM-03

  • Agua es Vida – ENG

• NV-01

  • For Everyone – ENG

  • Para Todos – SPN

• TX-15

  • Who is She For? – ENG

  • Who is She For? – SPN 

• TX-15

  • Our Way – ENG

  • Our Way – SPN

“It’s critical we remind Latino voters that it is Democrats – not Republicans – fighting to lower prices, help small businesses, get through a pandemic, create good paying jobs, and protect reproductive freedom,” said Senior Advisor for Latino Engagement Mariafernanda Zacarias. “Republicans want to rip away our freedoms and are doing nothing to solve the challenges everyday families are facing. The contrast between both parties will be clear to Latino voters this November.”

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