Atlanta TV viewers will get a steady diet of Michelle Nunn for the next week as she makes her first foray into television advertising in the U.S. Senate race.
Nunn is the likely Democratic nominee, but the ad does not mention her party, instead promoting her centrist, problem-solver image with a photo of her with George H.W. Bush, the founder of the Points of Light Foundation. Nunn declares that she’s running for Senate because she’s “optimistic about Georgia’s future.”
The introductory salvo comes as Republican primary contestants David Perdue and Jack Kingston continue to shell out large sums on the airwaves, and as a conservative Super PAC launches a $150,000 attack on Nunn.
We’ve tracked down $55,000 worth of Nunn ads on Atlanta broadcast stations in the next week via Federal Communications Commission filings, but the buy could include other markets and cable TV as well. The campaign would not reveal any details, beyond to say this was a long-planned move and in no way related to the Ending Spending PAC buy.
via Michelle Nunn up today with first TV ad | Political Insider blog.
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