Hillary Pugh Kent
On the air, in the mailbox, and in the yard.
The same Hillary Pugh Kent showed up everywhere a voter looked: on the screen in two sharp spots, in the mailbox, on the signs staked across the district, and out in the field with the farmers backing her. One look, one message, one team behind all of it. When the brand is that consistent, a candidate stops feeling like a name on a ballot and starts feeling like the obvious choice.
Seen on every screen. Sealed with a text.
Hillary's spots ran where voters actually watch, across YouTube, connected TV, and streaming, tens of thousands of ad impressions in the district. Then we paired them with peer-to-peer texts that put the same message right in voters' hands. They didn't just see the ad and scroll past, they saw it, then got a personal nudge to act on it. On Election Day, it worked: Hillary won HD-67 with 61% of the vote, a 24-point victory.
The nudge that closed the deal.
After voters saw Hillary's ads across every screen, peer-to-peer texts put the same message right in their hands, with a personal push to vote early and on Election Day. Tap to read.