Stop Project 2025

Written By Jake Lipsett

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AUGUST 15, 2024
Contact: Press@savedemocracypac.com

Save Democracy PAC Launches "Stop Project 2025", First Paid Media Campaign Targeting Republican House Candidates and Project 2025’s Agenda

$2 Paid Media Plan to Target ‘Project 2025’ Agenda at Congressional Level

Washington, D.C., August 15, 2024 – Save Democracy PAC today announced the launch of its new $2 million campaign, "Stop Project 2025," the first paid media campaign of the 2024 cycle targeting Republican congressional candidates and the agenda of Project 2025. 

Donald Trump’s Project 2025, spearheaded by the Heritage Foundation, is designed to consolidate executive power under the guise of a conservative resurgence if Trump wins election – leading the country on the path of higher taxes, raising inflation, abortion bans and gutting federal funding for police. 

Despite overwhelming public opposition, House Republicans are already embracing these policies and are refusing to stand up to Trump and his extreme agenda in the final three months until Election Day. 

Stop Project 2025 will run ads on cable, CTV and digital platforms including Google and Facebook, along with direct mail, in the following eight key battleground congressional districts for its first round of spending:

  • CA-13

  • CA-22

  • NV-04

  • OH-13

  • OR-06

  • MI-08

  • NY-17

  • WA-03

For more information on Save Democracy PAC, please visit Save Democracy PAC.

About Save Democracy PAC: Save Democracy PAC is dedicated to preserving and protecting democratic values in the United States. By advocating for transparency, accountability, and equity in government, Save Democracy PAC works tirelessly to combat extremism and promote a fair political landscape.

Save Democracy PAC is investing direct resources to elect principled leaders that will take Republicans head on and restore integrity to our elections. In the 2022 cycle, Save Democracy PAC raised and donated nearly $5 million to elect candidates for state and federal office.

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Jake Lipsett