Campaign ads

The pro-Obama super-PAC Priorities USA is out with a Florida ad tying Mitt Romney to Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R), one of the state's least popular politicians.

Restore Our Future, a super-PAC backing Mitt Romney, is launching ads in Minnesota and New Mexico for the final week of the presidential campaign.

Mitt Romney's campaign unveiled a television ad on Tuesday, claiming that "Pennsylvania coal paid the price" for President Obama's policies.

Restore Our Future's "flatline" ad warns voters that reelecting Obama would ensure that "your economy stays dead four more years."

An environmental group backing Sen. Jon Tester’s (D-Mont.) reelection bid is denying claims that it financed an advertisement promoting a third-party candidate in the Montana Senate race.

The League of Conservation Voters (LCV) said Monday it had nothing to do with a $500,000 TV spot that advocated for Libertarian candidate Dan Cox. The advertisement slams GOP candidate Rep. Denny Rehberg, who is challenging Tester.

The liberal super-PAC American Bridge 21st Century is accusing Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney of treating the economy "like a game" in an television ad released Monday.

The Chevron donation appears to be the largest by a publicly traded company since the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision.

Mitt Romney will be running television ads in Minnesota over the weekend, The Associated Press is reporting.

Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.) is out with a hard-hitting new Senate ad accusing former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson (R) of investing in companies that are involved in helping Iran develop nuclear technology.

The Republican super-PAC Now or Never will soon air an ad spoofing Sen. Jon Tester's (D-Mont.) trademark buzz cut to tie him to President Obama.