Case Studies
Delivering Victory for Mike Rulli in the Ohio Special Election
Mike Rulli, a Republican candidate for Ohio’s CD06 Special Election, faced a challenging race in a district pivotal to maintaining GOP influence in the state. With a crowded field of contenders during the primary and the need to mobilize Republican voters for the general election, Rulli's campaign turned to RepublicanAds.com firm for a cutting-edge, data-driven digital advertising strategy. Leveraging our proprietary platform, the campaign achieved remarkable results, securing a decisive victory in a competitive race.
California State Senate, District 37
In one of California’s most competitive state Senate races, the fight for District 37 became a battleground for political dominance. Orange County, long a Republican stronghold, had grown increasingly competitive, and flipping this seat required a bold, calculated approach. The Democratic incumbent, Josh Newman, was a formidable opponent with strong name recognition and resources. The margin for error was slim, and every vote mattered in a district where the results could shift the state Senate’s balance.
Andrew Bailey, Missouri Attorney General
RepublicanAds.com was hired by Thompson Communications, on behalf of the Liberty and Justice PAC to support Andrew Bailey’s candidacy for Missouri Attorney General. With a tight 12-day window to reach voters, the campaign was able to quickly match a custom audience and book the entire campaign in a matter of minutes, ensuring the right voters saw Bailey’s message in a matter of a couple of hours.
Mark Tisdel, Michigan House District 55
Mark Tisdel, a Republican politician in Michigan, first transitioned from representing the 45th district to winning a second term in the newly redistricted 55th district during the 2022 election cycle. In 2024, he built on this success to secure another term through a strategically crafted digital campaign. Despite being significantly outspent by his opponent, Tisdel secured victory by doubling his win margin from 2020 and outperforming other Republicans on the ticket by 3 percentage points.