WASHINGTON – June 4, 2024 – Today Republican Voters Against Trump launched a new six-figure swing state billboard campaign highlighting Donald Trump’s 34 felony convictions and showcasing real former Trump voters who refuse to support him again. The campaign targets Republicans and conservatives who are hesitant about voting for a convicted felon.
The billboards will appear in Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, including the following markets: Phoenix, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, and Green Bay. They feature the images of one- and two-time Trump voters, along with the message: “I’m a former Trump voter. I won’t vote for a convicted felon.” You can view examples of the billboards here and a map with exact locations here.
This is part of the broader Republican Voters Against Trump campaign, a $50 million nationwide advertising campaign showcasing the voices of former Trump voters making the case against him. The campaign includes more than 220 video testimonials from anti-Trump Republicans telling their stories, which are being deployed as targeted advertisements in key swing states. Its goal is to create a permission structure for persuadable Republican and conservative-leaning voters to withhold support from Trump in November.
Polling has shown that an outright majority of swing state voters say they won’t support Trump if he is convicted, including a sizable group of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents. These are the voters who will make up the winning margins in 2024, just like they did in 2020 and 2022.
“It’s official: Donald Trump is a convicted felon,” said Gunner Ramer, Political Director of Republican Voters Against Trump. “This development will certainly remind the crucial segment of swing voters of everything they despise about Trump: his lawlessness, his disgusting behavior toward women, and his unfitness for office.”
For more information, or to talk to Republican Voters Against Trump spokespeople, please contact Kase Cronin at 781-999-3155 or [email protected].
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