WASHINGTON, D.C. — The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) released new digital ads today in seven battleground Senate races highlighting how Democrat candidates opposed the Working Families Tax Cuts that led to an 11% increase in Americans’ tax refunds this year.
“Working families across the country have enough on their plates, but Democrats like Jon Ossoff go to Washington and fight to take more money out of their pockets,” said NRSC Communications Director Joanna Rodriguez. “President Trump and Senate Republicans are working tirelessly to deliver for working families including higher take-home pay and lower taxes.”
The new ads call out Democrats who opposed the Working Families Tax Cuts in seven battleground states, including Alaska, Georgia, Iowa, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Michigan, and Ohio. The negative ads follow 22 positive NRSC ads last month celebrating the success of the Working Families Tax Cuts. New national polling released yesterday about swing and low-propensity voters critical to the Party’s midterm coalition found an overwhelming majority are more likely to support candidates that fight for Republican economic initiatives.
Watch the new digital ad for Georgia here or below.
Every Democrat, including Jon Ossoff, voted against this historic financial relief. In Georgia, thanks to President Trump and Senate Republicans:
- A family with two children can expect to see increased take-home pay upwards of $10,500.
- Wages in Georgia will rise upwards of $6,700 over the next four years.
- Around 5% of Georgia workers will benefit from no taxes on tips, and another 63% will benefit from no taxes on overtime.
- Around 1.8 million seniors in Georgia could benefit from no taxes on Social Security.
- The Child Tax Credit has been increased to $2,200 per child.
- Over 200,000 jobs are protected in Georgia.
TRANSCRIPT:
Voice Over: “President Trump and Senate Republicans delivered real savings for hardworking families.
“But Jon Ossoff sold Georgia out, opposing tax cuts for first responders, rejecting tax savings for service workers, and denying more money for senior citizens.
“Jon Ossoff sided with Chuck Schumer’s radical tax and spend agenda which would make life more expensive and leave families with less.
“Georgia can’t afford Jon Ossoff’s radical policies.”
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