Campaign ads

The battle of the political ads is in full swing as President Obama's reelection team Monday unveiled a new video bashing Republican nominee Mitt Romney for a commercial that mocks the president's comment — later clarified — that the private sector economy was "doing fine."

The Obama campaign released an advertisement Sunday highlighting GOP Presidential nominee Mitt Romney as an “outsourcing pioneer.”

“Turns out by building the stage, it was like building my own coffin. And it just made me sick.”

The TV ads in Virginia, Ohio, North Carolina and Iowa make promises about Romney's first 100 days in office.

Former Sen. George Allen (R-Va.) is up with his first ads in Virginia, soft positive spots that indicate he needs to improve his standing with suburban female voters.

Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) is up with her first ad of the campaign, a spot that blasts China for unfair trade practices and touts her work across the aisle to try to stop them.

President Obama's reelection team continued its push for female voters Thursday with the release of a new TV ad touting the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act as the first bill signed by the president after his inauguration.

A conservative women's advocacy group has launched a multi-million dollar ad buy in several swing states targeting President Obama's healthcare law.

The move by Concerned Women for America (CWA) comes as the Supreme Court prepares to rule on the law within two weeks.

It indicates that, no matter the court's decision, conservatives will continue using healthcare to hammer the Obama administration before November.

President Obama's campaign released two new television ads Wednesday, accusing Mitt Romney of implementing policies that were harmful to workers and his constituents as CEO at Bain Capital and then as governor of Massachusetts.

President Obama's campaign launched a new series of Spanish-language television ads Tuesday featuring Hispanic talk show host and media personality Cristina Saralegui.

The popular Hispanic media figure made her first public presidential endorsement Monday, on the heels of Obama’s decision to halt deportation of certain illegal immigrants who were brought to the United States as children.