Campaign ads

Newt Gingrich's campaign released a Web video Monday of the presidential hopeful calling his 175,000th donor, a milestone his campaign in heralding as evidence of broad-based support.

The 60 Plus Association, a conservative seniors group, is spending $3.5 million on television adveritsements accusing five Democratic senators of voting to ration Medicare services.

The group's targets are potentially vulnerable Democrats in states with large populations of senior citizens: Sens. Bill Nelson (Fla.), Jon Tester (Mont.), Claire McCaskill (Mo.), Debbie Stabenow (Mich.) and Sherrod Brown (Ohio).

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Campaign advertisements styled as mini-documentaries seem to be all the rage these days.

Cars and the country’s love for the open road are taking on an out-sized importance in this year’s election.

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) released a new Web ad Friday that claims Mitt Romney is "against individual mandates, except when he's for them."

Ron Paul's campaign is doubling down on its strategy of targeting far-flung caucus states, announcing Wednesday that it was going up with television commercials in Hawaii ahead of the state's March 13 GOP nomination contest.

Romney is appearing in an ad for Sen. Orrin Hatch and an outside spending group is spending on Hatch's behalf

Newt Gingrich released a new Web ad hammering President Obama over rising gas prices, the latest in a string of attacks by the former House Speaker over unseasonably high prices.

The GOP-allied outside group Crossroads GPS is up with a new ad against Rep. Leonard Boswell (D-Iowa), tying him to President Obama and criticizing him for backing Democrats' stimulus bill.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) marked President Obama's 100th fundraising event, set for Thursday evening in New York City, with a new Web video that accuses him of a "record-shattering pace [that] meant other areas fell short."