April 26, 2004

(Updated) Another Local Candidate Ad Hits The Airwaves

Commissioner No. 4 Campaign Joins Mayoral Campaign On Television

Note: This post has been updated. Any and all updates appear at the end of the original post.

In last week's campaign round-up, we mentioned in an update that ads for the Jim Francesconi campaign had begun airing on local television stations.

During a quick turn around the dial, we caught the tail end of a spot for the Randy Leonard campaign.

"Yes, he's different," says the ending tagline. "Thank goodness."

So far, these are the only two candidates for which we've seen ads. Anyone spotted any others yet?

April 26, 2004

Update

Haven't seen it on televison yet, but a Sam Adams ad (mpg) has been posted to their campaign website.

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  1. The One True b!X on 26 Apr 2004

    On a somewhat related note, I also just caught a Rock The Vote ad on KPTV comparing the numbers of young people who voted for American Idol and the numbers of young people who voted in the last election.

  2. Jack Bog on 26 Apr 2004

    Saw a great lawn sign on NE 33rd tonight: "Pick a Posey."

  3. Dave Lister on 27 Apr 2004

    I caught a spot for Sam Adams the other day... can't remember when... may have been the early AM news.

  4. Pete on 27 Apr 2004

    Rumor has it that Jefff Taylor for Mayor has designs on running TV ads. He sold property to finance his run, but it seems like TV ads would be quite a hail mary pass for him. I also heard whispers of the Jerry Adams campaign wanting to get together an "anybody but Jim" type media campaign, but I doubt the other candidates are with him. I hope the Francesconi ads just highlight the collective distaste for his fat pockets.

  5. The One True b!X on 27 Apr 2004

    As previously-linked in a previous entry, there is this domain, which is registered to the same people behind the Go Potter Go! PAC which recently launched.

  6. Jerry Adams on 17 May 2004

    As a late entrant to the mayoral race, Dr. Jerry Adams has not been running or proposing an "anyone but Jim" campaign. He is running on his own record of achievement in business, education, and government.