Doug Burgum’s super PAC spends nearly $4 million on ad campaign in early voting states.
A Super PAC is Boosting Republican Presidential Candidate Doug Burgum in Early Nominating States
A super PAC supporting Republican presidential candidate Governor Doug Burgum (R-ND) is making a significant investment to bolster the governor’s campaign in two crucial early nominating states. These states will play a vital role in narrowing down the 2024 GOP field next year.
The Best of America PAC recently announced a $3.9 million television ad campaign in New Hampshire and Iowa. This campaign will cover the airtime for a 30-second spot that was previously aired last month.
Highlighting Burgum’s Conservative Leadership and Business Acumen
“Governor Burgum is the conservative governor and business leader our country needs to unlock the best of America,” said Emily Benavides, spokesperson for the Best of America PAC. “As we anticipate Governor Burgum’s debut on the debate stage later this month, we want to ensure that New Hampshire and Iowa are aware of his plans to revive our economy, harness American energy, and strengthen our military to win the Cold War against China.”
The television ad features Burgum criticizing President Joe Biden’s performance, stating, “We all know that Joe Biden isn’t getting the job done and too often is making things worse.” The narrator then highlights Burgum’s impressive credentials.
“Conservative business leader Doug Burgum,” the narrator declares. “Raised with small-town values, Burgum built a billion-dollar company, creating thousands of jobs. As governor of North Dakota, he cut taxes, balanced the budget, and championed term limits.”
Burgum concludes the ad by emphasizing his commitment to the economy, energy, and national security, stating, “If you believe that these aspects are crucial to our nation’s future, remember, that’s why I’m running for president.”
Burgum’s bid for the Republican presidential nomination is considered a long shot. However, his campaign recently announced that he has met the requirements to participate in the Republican National Committee’s presidential primary debate on August 23. Despite this achievement, national polls indicate that Burgum’s support hovers around 1%, significantly lower than former President Donald Trump, the current front-runner.
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