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2010 Midterm Elections (view source)
Revision as of 20:09, October 20, 2010
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===Ad campaigns===
===Ad campaigns===
[[File:Ramirez October 14 2010.jpg|thumb|350px|Cartoonist Michael Ramirez of ''Investor's Business Daily'' captures the tone of the 2010 Midterm elections.]]
In late 2009 national money was being poured into nine districts, where Democrats who voted for their party's health care reform may be in trouble. The [[U.S. Chamber of Commerce]], representing business, has spent at least $1.6 million in November. Liberals shoot back against the Chamber and 60 Plus Association with ads targeting 12 Democrats and one Republican who supported health reform. Three liberal groups, [[Americans United for Change]] and the labor unions [[AFSCME]] and [[SEIU]] are teaming up for $1.75 million worth of counter-messaging on broadcast and cable TV in the districts of Reps. Berry, Cao, Connolly, Donnelly, Ellsworth, Hill, Hodes, Michaud, Murphy, Perriello, Pomeroy, Snyder and Titus.
In late 2009 national money was being poured into nine districts, where Democrats who voted for their party's health care reform may be in trouble. The [[U.S. Chamber of Commerce]], representing business, has spent at least $1.6 million in November. Liberals shoot back against the Chamber and 60 Plus Association with ads targeting 12 Democrats and one Republican who supported health reform. Three liberal groups, [[Americans United for Change]] and the labor unions [[AFSCME]] and [[SEIU]] are teaming up for $1.75 million worth of counter-messaging on broadcast and cable TV in the districts of Reps. Berry, Cao, Connolly, Donnelly, Ellsworth, Hill, Hodes, Michaud, Murphy, Perriello, Pomeroy, Snyder and Titus.