An outside group aligned with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is launching a seven-figure wave of TV and radio ads this week aimed to build opposition to Democrats' election reform legislation
One Nation, a political nonprofit aligned with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, is spending nearly $1.9 million to build opposition to S. 1 . | Alex Wong/Getty ImagesAn outside group aligned with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is launching a seven-figure wave of TV and radio ads this week aimed to build opposition to S. 1 , Democrats' election reform legislation.
The ads are running in three states that are top targets for Republicans in the 2022 midterms — TV and radio ads in New Hampshire, TV ads in Arizona and radio ads in Nevada — as well as two states, West Virginia and Montana, represented by moderate Democratic senators. Georgia, another top midterm Senate battleground, is not among this initial ad campaign, though other GOP groups have spent on this issue there.
Democrats have made the bill a top priority for their party, and Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has said “failure is not an option” on the legislation, though there isover the path forward. The House passed their version of the legislation in March, and Tuesday’s mark-up is the first action on it in the upper chamber. Democrats have highlighted the legislation as a counter to the recent wave of restrictive voting measures passed by Republican-controlled state legislatures.
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