Media

August 24 update

With less than 75 days until Election Day, it is urgent for Alaskans to continue learning about their choice for Congress. 

Voters should see comparative TV ads in the Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau media markets, that start ASAP and run through Weeks 10 and 9, that:

• Nick Begich is an Epstein-class elite who is enriching himself and his billionaire buddies. Begich is part of a wealthy class of elites who think they can play by their own rules, and puts himself and his wealthy network ahead of Alaskans. Begich proudly voted for the biggest healthcare cuts in history, to pay for a massive tax break for himself and his billionaire buddies. And he voted against releasing the Epstein files and protecting Epstein abusers from investigation.

• Meanwhile, Bill Hill is a Bristol Bay fisherman and Independent. An Alaska Native commercial fisherman and teacher, Bill believes if you work hard you should be able to build a good life, and that the wealthy D.C. elites need to play by the same rules we do. Bill will make billionaires and corporations pay their share so we can lower the cost of healthcare and fuel.

Messaging should include and focus on clear visual contrasts between Bill Hill, a hardworking fisherman from rural Alaska, and Nick Begich, a DC elite who is out of touch with Alaska.

Likely General Election persuadable voters (including a wide swath of conservative, rural voters) need to see similar messaging on digital starting ASAP and running through at least mid-September. 

The best images of Bill typically feature him smiling, looking positive, upbeat and high energy, and/or interacting with other people.

NOTICE: Polling following the August 18 primary should wait until the general election ballot is set on Sept 1.