What were the TV ads that made the difference? Which ones fell flat? How about mailers, radio spots, and other campaign tools? Now that the primary is over, PoliticsPA wants to know: which campaigns stood out?
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We’re interested in what you thought in these categories, and any others you think of:
Best TV ad, overall
Worst TV ad, overall
Best positive ad
Best negative/contrast ad
Best third party ad (PAC or Super PAC)
Best TV ad for a local campaign (state Rep or Senate)
Best web video
Best radio ad
Worst radio ad
Best direct mail piece
Worst direct mail piece
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7 Responses
Bill J. said “This woman in nuts, and her ad is terrible.” I am laughing so hard I have tears streaming down my face. What the hell was that? Zoro music playing in the background? Hahahahaha! No wonder she went down in flames. Nuts is an understatement.
I should add that the poll card merely reflects the character of Murphy who hid his liberalism from the voter and lied about his challenger and also the character of the PAGOP leadership.
The poll card issued by the PAGOP listed Welch, Freed, Maher and Vaughan who were endorsed by State Committee. Murphy was never endorsed but at the bottom of the card is says “Endorsed Republicans.” Cheap and dirty and as a member of State Committee I found it disgusting that they would lie to the electorate.
Everything Joe Trippi did for Holden. His ads are low quality and crap.
I would like to nominate the Babette Josephs ad for worst ad, This woman in nuts, and her ad is terrible.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyucqtDFnEQ
I liked Dave Scholnick’s positive ad for state rep Babette Josephs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyucqtDFnEQ
Nomination for Best Poll Card
Allegheny County Democratic Committee. Not only listed endorsements, as usual; it also warned Democratic voters about Voter ID — Don’t let the Republicans steal your vote in November — and gave info about how to comply with the provision in November, and how voters could take action against the provision.