WASHINGTON, D.C. — Ahead of Election Day, RAGA has deployed staff and Republican Attorneys General to key battleground states, launched an organic digital campaign with affiliated groups, and is rolling out mobile billboard trucks and outdoor advertising with creative from affiliated groups to generate get-out-the-vote energy.
Adam Piper, RAGA Executive Director:
“On Tuesday, voters will head to the polls to decide more than just the midterm federal elections. In over 30 states, there are attorney general races that will decide far more than just the control of congressional gridlock. RAGA staff and attorneys generals have been campaigning for these candidates all week, and the one thing we are hearing is that people do not like crime or socialism. When races focus on federal issues, we lose momentum. When we focus on making our communities safer, Republicans gain momentum.
“This is a large reason why historically Republican attorney general candidates outperform the top of the ticket by at least 3 points — the equivalent of what Vegas yields for home-field advantage in a college football game. The only states where I have seen Democrats outperform Republicans in attorney general races are the ones where Democratic candidates are trying to wear a Republican Halloween mask to trick voters into believing they are neither political nor soft on crime.”
In the final four days before Election Day, RAGA is meeting Americans where they are — at the center of culture — from college and pro football games to Halloween festivities, and finding creative ways to break through the noise. Our team is on the ground, our message is reaching voters, and we will keep our foot on the gas until the polls close on November 3rd.
RAGA’s political team traveled to Michigan, Ohio, and Georgia to campaign with candidates and speak with media on the ground.
Additionally, RAGA staff members are on the ground in Kansas and Iowa volunteering to help get out the vote for Brenna Bird and Kris Kobach.
RAGA is deploying creative in Atlanta, GA, Detroit, MI, and Toledo, OH:
Atlanta: Mobile LED Truck during tailgate hours at Georgia-Florida Game, Saturday, October 31st.
Detroit: Mobile LED Truck during tailgate hours at Lions-Vikings game, Sunday, Nov 1st.
Toledo: Digital billboards along I-75 through Election Day.
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