Immigration ads a problem for campaigns
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Capturing the immigration debate in political ads this campaign season &#151; without upsetting Hispanics &#151; is proving tricky for the parties and candidates.
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WASHINGTON, June 6  /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- As part of a $2 million advertising and messaging campaign on immigration, Mexicans & Americans Thinking Together (MATT) Foundation will run a full-page ad in Thursday's edition of The Washington Post and other publications.
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TRUTH IN advertising should extend to political advertisements aired over the public airways. The so-called facts presented in political advertisements, even statements masquerading as opinion, should be held
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Candidates could face problems as they try to integrate online political discourse into traditional campaigning.
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There was plenty of outrage south of the border last week over the news that the British newspaper, the Guardian, had organized a letter-writing campaign to influence undecided American voters.
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The $2.6 million the candidates have spent on Web banner ads is less than 1% of what they have poured into TV ads.
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The departure of Benjamin Ginsberg, a senior counsel, brought the row over negative adverts closer to Mr Bush than ever before. The Kerry campaign has complained formally to
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THE STRATEGY: Politicians are reaching out to voters who have already applied for absentee ballots.
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Californians will soon see advertisements urging them to help give Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and other foreign-born citizens the chance to run for president.
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Some candidates take âfull disclosureâ too seriously.
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By Bill Jackson, Greeley Tribune, Colo.  Feb. 23--Immigration policies are a bureaucratic mess and getting farm labor for small farmers is next to impossible.
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An advertisement by MoveOn.org in The New York Times has become the focus of a rancorous political dispute that has now rippled through the presidential campaign.
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Republicans who want to slow  immigration to the United States and crack down on illegal  immigrants believe they are gaining political strength and  public backing, which may pose a problem next year for  President Bush.
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Their immigration bill debate shows the candidates' different characters: hard-nosed dealmaker vs. smooth operator
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Making a search campaign that's been successful in English work in Spanish can be more difficult than simply translating the same words.
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Companies that have invited consumers to create advertising often find it to be stressful, costly and time-consuming.
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Another no-change rule change? Analysis Immigration Minister Liam Byrne is to celebrate the first wave of the ID card rollout next year with a scary ad campaign threatening employers of illegal immigrants with fines of Â£10,000 per offence and up to two years in prison. But even by the low standards of the Home Office, "the biggest shake-up of the immigration system for 40 years" promises to be impressively toothless - if Byrne is depending on the fine income for the 2009 New Year party, he will be a disappointed man.â¦