After Biden drops out of the Presidential race, the Kamala Harris campaign releases it’s first ad, hugely upbeat with video images of joyous Americans and quick cuts to the voice track of Beyoncé’s song “Freedom.” She asks and answers her own question: “What kind of country do we want to live in? There are some people who think we should be a country of chaos, of fear, of hate. But us, we choose something different. We choose freedom.”

Biden drops out of the Presidential race and endorses his VP Kamala Harris. Within hours, the MAGA Pac for Trump runs their first political attack ad on Kamala in key swing states: Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. The ad states that Kamala was in on “the cover-up” of Biden’s “obvious mental decline” and “knew Joe couldn’t do the job so she did it.” Kamala is the one who owns their administration’s mess of bad policies.

The same week as a rousing Republican convention, the Trump campaign ran this ad that shows footage of Democrat VP Kamala Harris speaking-up for Joe Biden as bold, vibrant and ready to lead in a variety of different situations.

The day following the U.S hosted NATO conference, the Biden campaign ran this ad stating: “Our safety is built on agreements like NATO which has protected us for 75 years, and our security is based on understanding that we never give comfort to dictators so why does Trump side with Putin…”. The footage continues showing Trump in numerous scenarios with his accompanying quotes which undermine freedom and befriend dictators, particularly Putin.

In this fast-paced post-debate ad, President Biden speaks to a cheering crowd, hitting Trump’s innumerable debate lies hard while contrasting his own experience and morality with Trump’s.

Following the June debate with Trump where Biden performed dismally, the Trump campaign ran this ad which caricatures Biden’s fitness to serve and suggests that a Biden Vote will actually elect a gleeful Harris.

Launching on July 3rd with a seven figure ad buy in battleground states, this ad focuses on the Trump v U.S. Supreme Court immunity decision and somberly reminds and warns: “Nearly 250 years ago, America was founded in defiance of a king under the belief that no one is above the law, not even the president — until now” and further notes that Trump “has threatened to be a dictator.”

In an ad targeting voters from the battleground state of Arizona, former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods forcefully and straightforwardly endorses Joe Biden. Woods was a Republican when he served as AG from 1991 to 1997, and he was John McCain’s Chief of Staff when he was a congressman.