End Citizens United Announces New Investment in Battleground Races

End Citizens United (ECU), a leading national anti-corruption organization, today announced a new seven-figure investment in ads, direct mail, and field efforts supporting key campaigns across the country. ECU previously announced a separate $1 million ad buy for the Maine Senate race.

Specifically, the new investments include:

A statewide radio ad buy in the Michigan Senate race
A digital advertising campaign in MT-01
Mail programs in IA-02 and CA-22
Contributions toward field campaigns in Ohio, Colorado, and North Carolina.

“As we enter the final stretch of the cycle, we’re doubling down on supporting candidates who are committed to taking on the corruption in Washington and putting power back in the hands of the people,” said End Citizens United President Tiffany Muller. “The path to a Democratic majority runs through races like these. We’re investing where we can help move the needle and send a new class of anti-corruption champions to Congress.”

Below are a few samples of the advertisements.

Screen grab of advertisement, image shows blue background of hand pointing to form. On left in yellow and white, text reads "Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars and special interests"

(MT-01 digital ad tying Aaron Flint’s corruption to the rising cost of living) Vote No on David Valadao advertisement designed to look like a Monopoly board.

Vote No on David Valadao advertisement designed to look like a Monopoly board.

(CA-22 mailer exposing David Valadao for selling out to corporations and special interests)

Every candidate ECU has supported in its paid program is part of its Unrig Washington program, a group of more than 300 candidates across the country committed to banning congressional stock trading, refusing corporate PAC money, and cracking down on dark money in elections. Learn more here.