Results for commercials 2016

Senator Klobuchar touted her bipartisan "Honest Ads" bill, a direct response to claims of Russian interference with the U.S. 2016 presidential election.

The witnesses analyzed disclosure rules for online political ads and the implications of Russia purchasing Facebook ads during the 2016 election.

Internet search company Google hosted a series of discussions with Republican officials and political reporters on digital advertising strategies of the 2016 campaign.

The Clinton ad, "Tomorrow," was released November 7, 2016. The Trump ad, "Donald Trump's Argument for America," was released November 4, 2016. ... The Trump ad, "Unfit," was released November 3, 2016. The Clinton ad, "Samy," released November 5, 2016, featured a disabled boy named Samy. ... was released on the internet September 20, 2016.

The McCain campaign ad, "A Choice Between Two Very Different Candidates," was released September 28, 2016. The Kirkpatrick campaign ad, "Straight Talk," was released October 27, 2016. The McCain campaign ad, "This Election Matters," was released October 21, 2016. The Kirkpatrick campaign ad, "Uniquely Arizona," was released September 23, 2016.

The Republican National Committee ad "Black Republican Activists," released November 2, 2016., featured Leah Le'Vell on the subject of African American political engagement with Donald Trump's vision.

The Clinton campaign ad, "Roar," released November 5, 2016, featured Katy Perry singing her song, "Roar." The Trump campaign ad, "Unfit," was released November 3, 2016.

The Clinton campaign ad, "Samy," released November 5, 2016, featured a disabled boy named Samy, talking about Donald Trump's statements regarding a disabled reporter. ... was released on the internet September 20, 2016.

The Trump presidential campaign ad, "Donald Trump's Argument for America," released November 4, 2016, was a two-minute ad.

The Web video "Rewind" was posted November 4, 2016. The Web video "Temperament" was posted November 3, 2016.

James Arkin discussed the latest developments in several 2016 Senate races, focusing on those remaining a toss-up heading into Election Day. ... New Hampshire Governor Maggie Hassan's (D) ad, "Political Calculation," was released October 17, 2016. Senator Kelly Ayotte's (R) ad, "Dodges," was released October 31, 2016. Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander's (D) ad "20 Years," was released October 18, 2016. Senator Roy Blunt's (R) ad "Facts" was released October 21, 2016.

The Democratic National Committee ad "A Good Send-Off," released November 4, 2016, encourages voters to give President Obama a "good send-off" by electing Hillary Clinton. The Republican National Committee ad "Our Choice," released November 2, 2016, featured opportunities for black voters.

The Trump campaign ad, "Unfit," was released November 3, 2016. The Clinton campaign ad, "Mirrors," was released September 23, 2016.

Three campaign ads released November 2, 2016, were shown.

The Clinton campaign ad, "27 Million Strong," released November 2, 2016, was targeted at the estimated 27 million eligible Latino voters in the United States. The Trump campaign ads, "United" and "Corruption" were released November 1, 2016.

The Hassan campaign ad, "Political Calculation," released October 17, 2016, featured Senator Kelly Ayotte's reactions to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. The Ayotte campaign ad, "Dodges," released October 31, 2016, featured Governor Maggie Hassan's reactions to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. The Hassan campaign ad, "The Choice," was released November 1, 2016. The Ayotte campaign ad, "Unaffordable," released October 25, 2016, focused on the Affordable Care Act.

The Hassan campaign ad, "Mom," released October 26, 2016, featured Governor Maggie Hassan's daughter, Meg Hassan. The Ayotte campaign ad, "Inspiration," released October 25, 2016, featured Senator Kelly Ayotte's mother and daughter.

The Toomey campaign ad "Choice" was released October 11, 2016. The McGinty campaign ad "Make No Mistake" was released October 9, 2016. The anti-McGinty ad "Unthinkable" was released by the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) August 29, 2016. The anti-Toomey ad "Nightmare" was released by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) October 20, 2016.

The McGinty campaign ad "Siblings" was released July 19, 2016. The Toomey campaign ad "Mom" was released October 20, 2016. The McGinty campaign ad "Coming Home" was released October 31, 2016. The Toomey campaign ad "What It's About" was released October 25, 2016.

The Clinton campaign ad, "What He Believes," released November 1, 2016, featured recordings of Donald Trump talking about women. The pro-Trump campaign ad, "Doctors Like Us," released October 18, 2016, by Great America PAC, featured five physicians who were endorsing Donald Trump because of his stance on the Affordable Care Act. The anti-Clinton campaign ad, "Can't Tell the Truth," released October 31, 2016, by Great America PAC, featured the Clinton Foundation's 2014 IRS filings showing how the Foundation spent its money.