Republican Group Launches $50 Million Campaign to Oppose Trump's 2024 Bid

The campaign aims to mobilize former Trump voters through testimonial videos, targeting key swing states.

A Republican group is investing $50 million in a campaign to deter support for Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
The campaign, led by the Republican Accountability PAC, will feature testimonials from former Trump voters explaining their decision not to support him.
Ads will be aired across TV, streaming platforms, radio, billboards, and digital media in six key swing states.
The initiative seeks to recreate the anti-Trump coalition that contributed to his defeat in the 2020 election.
Billionaires Reid Hoffman, Seth Klarman, and John Pritzker are among the major donors backing the campaign.