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Kevin Nicholson Launches First TV Ad

Nicholson's First Ad Does Not Mention Opponent

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Still image from Nicholson's campaign ad
Still image from Nicholson’s campaign ad

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson has launched his first television ad of the primary, calling it a “disgrace” that Congress won’t stop illegal immigration or build a border wall.

Nicholson unveiled the ad Wednesday, shortly after the release of a Marquette University Law School poll that showed the race between him and state Sen. Leah Vukmir about even.

The ad comes after outside groups have already spent about $10 million either supporting Nicholson or knocking Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin.

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In his new ad, Nicholson touts his experience serving as a Marine in Afghanistan and Iraq and says that “career politicians” are wasting “this moment.” He says “for America, it’s now or never.”

He does not mention Vukmir in the spot.

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