Democratic group already targeting Ted Cruz with ads ahead of 2024 election
Senate Democrats have already launched personalized attack ads targeting U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, whom the party considers one of the only two vulnerable Republican senators in 2024, Axios reports. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee's five-figure digital ad buy is aimed at seniors, and bashes Cruz and U.S. Sen. Rick Scott, R-Florida — considered the Senate's other GOP weak link — for posing a "threat to your Medicare," according to the online news outlet. The buy also includes ads in seven Democrat-held states that will target Senate Republicans more generally.
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