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New TV and Digital Ads in Michigan Encourage Reps. Slotkin (MI-08) and Stevens (MI-11) to Continue to Fight For Clean Energy and Climate Investments Necessary to Meet the Moment

New TV and Digital Ads in Michigan Encourage Reps. Slotkin (MI-08) and Stevens (MI-11) to Continue to Fight For Clean Energy and Climate Investments Necessary to Meet the Moment

CLIMATE POWER AND LCV’S $10 MILLION NATIONWIDE JULY PAID MEDIA CAMPAIGN WILL LAUNCH ACROSS 16 STATES AND 23 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS

Washington, D.C. – Today, Climate Power and the League of Conservation Voters (LCV) announced the launch of new TV and digital ads in Michigan. These ads are part of an additional $10 million paid media boost to their nationwide Great American Build campaign. As Michigan and much of the country is gripped by climate-change fueled extreme weather, new cable, broadcast, and digital ads will underscore the need for Congress to take immediate, bold climate action to create millions of good-paying, union jobs in the clean energy sector, prioritize environmental justice for communities of color most harmed by toxic pollution, and confront climate change. 

WATCH MI-08 TV ad here and digital ad here.

WATCH MI-11 TV ad here and digital ad here. 

In Michigan ads will run on TV and digital as part of the $10 million nationwide campaign that includes national cable ads, Washington, D.C. ads, and ads thanking members of Congress for fighting for climate and environmental justice and encouraging them to get this done in 16 states and 23 congressional districts. The campaign begins as members of Congress are home for the July recess and then return to D.C. to continue work on infrastructure and economic recovery legislation.

This new spending over the next six weeks comes on top of nearly $10 million in paid media spending by the groups since January. This also comes on top of a new $8 million field organizing effort announced last week by LCV.

“President Biden continues to support investments in renewable energy and electric vehicles, which go hand-in-hand with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s MI Healthy Climate Plan that will protect our health and put Michiganders to work in the growing clean energy sector,” said Lisa Wozniak, Executive Director of Michigan LCV. “As major automakers continue to accelerate their transition to electric vehicles, President Biden’s American Jobs Plan will make Michigan a leader in manufacturing the clean vehicles and technologies of the future.”

“We are out of time to act on the climate crisis and environmental justice and voters across the country know it,” said LCV Senior Vice President of Campaigns Pete Maysmith. “It’s imperative that Congress invests in climate, clean energy and high-quality union jobs at the scale science and justice demand in order to meet the moment, put our nation on the path to 100% carbon-free energy powering our electricity grid and new cars, buses, and buildings by 2035, and build healthy, safe communities.”

“This is our climate moment,” said Climate Power executive director Lori Lodes. “Climate-fueled extreme weather events, including fires, droughts, and storms, are battering communities across this country. The climate crisis is real and we have the workforce to fix it. The U.S. House and Senate must pass a strong reconciliation package that delivers on President Biden’s promise of 100% clean electricity and reducing pollution.”

More details on the new $10 million Great American Build ad campaign, including a list of all of the states and districts, can be found here.

The nationwide advertising campaign will include broadcast and cable television ads, digital, radio, video, banner, social, and native ads, as well as billboards and local newspaper print ads. 

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