DNC draws the contrast between Harris-Walz and Trump-Vance tickets in first ad blitz across the battlegrounds

Today, the DNC launched its first paid advertising blitz since the announcement of the Harris-Walz ticket with a new contrast ad in the middle of the Las Vegas strip and with over 80 billboards across seven key battlegrounds that will decide this election drawing the contrast between Vice President Harris’ bright vision for the future and Donald Trump’s weird campaign of lies and vengeance. Voters have a clear choice in November: Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, who are working to lower costs, safeguard our freedoms, and help the middle class get ahead; and Donald Trump and JD Vance, who are only out for themselves and their billionaire donors, and will drag our country backward. 

Today and every day until the election, the DNC will hold Donald Trump and JD Vance accountable while ensuring the contrast between them and Vice President Harris and Governor Walz is clear. In the battlegrounds and in the highly visible Las Vegas strip, we have one message to Americans across the country:

Simply put, Vice President Harris and Governor Walz are fighting for you while Donald Trump and JD Vance are out for themselves.

DNC Deputy Communications Director Abhi Rahman released the following statement:

“The DNC is blanketing the battlegrounds with a clear message: Vice President Harris and Governor Tim Walz are fighting for working people, and Donald Trump and JD Vance are only out for themselves. In the final weeks leading up to Election Day, voters across the battlegrounds are tuning into the clear choice before them: a vision for America that prioritizes the needs of working people, that prizes our rights and freedoms, and that helps all communities get ahead, or a dark vision that drags us backwards and puts billionaires ahead of working families. Vice President Harris and Governor Walz are building historic momentum across key battleground states, and the DNC will continue to make sure voters know who is fighting for them as we engage and turn out the strong coalition of voters that will carry Vice President Harris and Governor Walz across the finish line this November.”

See the Las Vegas Strip Billboard here:

Find battleground billboard locations below:

Arizona: 

• Phoenix
  • I-10 After 7th Ave Exit over GRAND Ave
  • I-10 After 24TH ST Exit on E Old Tower Road 

Georgia: 

• Atlanta
  • I-85 on Frontage Road Facing North East
  • I-85 700′ S/O Buford Hwy Exit 86 Facing North
  • I-85 700′ S/O Buford Hwy Exit 86 Facing South
  • I-85 at 528 PLASTERS Ave Facing South
• Macon
  • I -75 Near Exit 167 Right Side 
  • Coliseum Dr. and Emery Hwy
  • Eisenhower Pkwy and Log Cabin Dr
• Savannah
  • GA-144 (Ford Ave) and I-95
  • Hwy-17 and Fall Ave
  • I-516 at Exit 8 (Maine Street)
  • GA-30/Augusta Rd and Traveler’s Way
  • I-16 and Chatham Pkwy Facing East
  • East President St and Goebel Rd Facing West
  • I-95 Before Exit 102 Facing South

Michigan:

• Detroit
  • N/S I-94 At M-53 Van Dyke Ave F/E
  • W/S I-275 300′ N/O Five Mile Rd F/N 
  • W/S I-75 400′ S/O 14 Mile Rd, F/N
  • S/S I-696 0.5 Mi Wo Dequindre F/E
  • S/S I-96 500′ E/O Greenfield Rd F/E 
  • N/S I-94, 1 Mi E/O Main Airport Entrance F/E
  • W/S Of I-94 .6 Miles S/O M-59 F/N
  • W/S Of M-10 At Wyoming Avenue F/N
• Grand Rapids
  • E/S Us-131 S/O Wayland Exit F/S
  • N/S M-6 2112′ East Of Kalamazoo Ave F/W
  • N/S I-96 0.5 Mi E/O 48th St Exit F/E
  • N/S I-96 0.1 Mi E/O Us-131 F/W
  • W/S Us-131 1 Mi N/O I-96 F/N

North Carolina: 

• Asheville:
  • Us-70 Tunnel Rd. @ Asheville Rd
  • S/S I-26 0.3mi W/O Butler Bridge Overpass
  • W/S US-25 S/O Blue Ridge Pkwy
  • W/S Us 25 0.5mi N/O Airport Rd
  • N/S Long Shoals Rd. 800 E/O Us 25
  • Us-25 0.7 mi S/O I-40

• Charlotte:
  • I-85 W/S .2 Mi S/O Exit 37 F/S
  • I-77 Es 0.2 Mile N/O Brawley School Road Exit 35
  • I-77 @ Exit 42
  • Hwy 29-601 S/O I-85 Ws

• Raleigh:
  • 13600 US-1 N 1.7 mi S/O Nc 96 Es
  • US-401 Bypass 200′ N/0 US-401 Bus (S Main St) WS
  • US Hwy 64 1400 Ft E/O Rolesville Rd. NS
  • Horner Blvd Sanford NC
  • 900 US-401(Main St) 0.6 Mi S/O US-421 S. Int WS

Nevada:

• Las Vegas (including the Strip)
  • LVBS EL 130′ S/O RENO S/F Tourist Rotary

• Reno
  • I 580 WS 2.5mi S/O S Meadows Pkwy F/S
  • I 580 ES 0.2mi N/O Glendale Av F/N
  • I 80 E SS 1mi W/O McCarran Blvd F/W
  • I 80 NS .5mi E/O I 580 F/E
  • Vista Blvd WS 0.2mi N/O I 80 F/N
  • E McCarran Blvd ES 0.1mi S/O Greg St F/N

Pennsylvania:

• Philadelphia:
  • I-95 at Westmoreland Street, east side, facing south 
  • I-76, Schuylkill Expressway, .7 miles west of 20th Street at Exit 346B, south side, facing west 
  • I-95 south of Route 420, east side, facing south
  • Route 322 W, 50 feet east of Creek Parkway, north side, facing east 

• Pittsburgh:
  • I-376 300 feet west of Forward Avenue facing west 
  • Homestead High Level Bridge 200 feet north of 8th Street, facing north 

• Harrisburg:
  • PA 581 at I-83 north side, facing east 
  • I-83 0.1 mile south of Exit 45 Paxton Street west side, facing north 
  • I-83 0.1 miles north of 1-283 west side, facing north 
  • US 322-422 1.6 miles east of I-83 north side, facing west

Wisconsin:

• Milwaukee:
  • West side of I-94 bridge, ¼ mile north of National, facing south
  • I-43 ½ mile north of Capitol Drive exit, facing north 
  • South side of I-94 east of 84th Street, facing west 
  • South side of I-43 200 feet west of 6th Street, facing west 
  • East side of I-43/94 at Rosedale Avenue, facing south
  • East side of Oakland Avenue at North Avenue, facing northwest

• Green Bay:
  • I-41 1,800 feet south of Oneida Street, east side, both directions
  • Mason Street bridge, south side, facing east 
  • I-41 ¼ mile north of Larsen Road, west side, facing north
  • Highway 41 south of Harbor Lights Road, west side, facing north 

• Eau Claire:
  • Highway 53 0.3 miles north of City Road, facing south