Ready for the Midterms? Reactions to 3 Campaign Ads From Roll Call’s Editors

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Ready for the Midterms? Reactions to 3 Campaign Ads From Roll Call’s Editors

By Jason Dick

Posted June 1, 2018 at 3:33pm

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Leadership editor Jason Dick and elections analyst Nathan L. Gonzales watch campaign ads from candidates in Montana, Virginia and Arizona and break down what the messaging might mean in the election to come.

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