Hey New Hampshirites! Compared to other cnandidates, how is Ron doing with ads?
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Yeah - give it a chance here. LOL. The ads just started today. 
But if it is going to be anything like the lawn sign ratio, we'll be all set.
If it goes down with the official ads and the PAC ads the way I think it will, I don't think anyone in this state is going to be able to turn on their TV or radio, or go for a drive, or read a newspaper or get their mail without seeing Ron's name at least once.
JM
But if it is going to be anything like the lawn sign ratio, we'll be all set.
If it goes down with the official ads and the PAC ads the way I think it will, I don't think anyone in this state is going to be able to turn on their TV or radio, or go for a drive, or read a newspaper or get their mail without seeing Ron's name at least once.
JM
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I see Romney ads all the time even though I"m not in NH because the major network channels ABC, NBC, CBS & Fox in New England all emanate from Boston. Maybe I'll see some Ron Paul ads? Who knows.
Romney is the only Republican of which I've seen an ad for.
Who was it that saw the first ad today in NH? What channel was it on?
Romney is the only Republican of which I've seen an ad for.
Who was it that saw the first ad today in NH? What channel was it on?
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1+ Millione for this TV AD campaign - truly amazing the cost....I keep thinking about this - Buchanan won NH and went on to lose in SC and beyond...Does NH really matter that much? What are the plans for the other primaries and beyond. If we blow a MIL in each primary and witht e current fundraising I can see the war chest being depleted quickly....
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I don't understand this - So when they say NH ADs what they mean is NEw England?
I don't usually watch morning TV, so it was really a fluke that I saw the RP ad this morning on WMUR.
When I watch TV (not that often), Romney seems to be running the most ads; seems like I see at least 1/hr whenever I watch.
I see a fair number of McCain, Obama, and Hillary ads.
I haven't seen any Rudy or Thompson ads yet.
I occasionally see a Richardson ad. Some months ago, I saw Dodd ads in the very late night / early morning hours.
I usually watch or tape Nightline, which airs at 11:30 pm here. Almost every evening there are Romney, McCain, Hillary, and Obama ads which run during and after it.
When I watch TV (not that often), Romney seems to be running the most ads; seems like I see at least 1/hr whenever I watch.
I see a fair number of McCain, Obama, and Hillary ads.
I haven't seen any Rudy or Thompson ads yet.
I occasionally see a Richardson ad. Some months ago, I saw Dodd ads in the very late night / early morning hours.
I usually watch or tape Nightline, which airs at 11:30 pm here. Almost every evening there are Romney, McCain, Hillary, and Obama ads which run during and after it.
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It depends I think. Don't take my word for it because i'm not sure on this, but with broadcast you will end up getting the surrounding states. With cable, you can target more specifically in NH.
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Rudy doenst care about NH. Hes focusing on other states.
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Rudy's riding on his name recognition alone and the lovefest Fox News has going for him.
Channel 9 / WMUR just after 8 am -- during Good Morning America.
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Romney is spending buckets of money to buy ads in the Boston market, which reaches into New Hampshire. New Hampshire only has one network TV station WMUR (an ABC affiliate).
My guess is that the Paul campaign is spending its money in New Hampshire (WMUR and cable), not on the Boston stations.
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I get this station in VT. It will be interesting to see if Paul's ads are on the Boston market also.
There seem to be a lot of ads for Romney (who is our biggest advesary here by far), several for Obama and Hillary, and a few for McCain. I watch cable TV way more than network TV however. I'm fully expecting to see Paul ads starting anytime now.
JM
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months later, the whole rudy mcRomneyson soundbite still delivers a quality Lol... whats more, its a great way to 'type-cast' the other canidates - sorta like what the Repubs did to "flip-flopper" Kerry.
For a guy who doesn't care about NH, he sure visits the state a lot more than Dr. Paul.
I'm going to trust that Ron and his staff have the right strategy for NH though. Hopefully this ad blitz (radio ads which started a couple weeks ago, newspaper ads which the PACs have been buying, and the new TV ads) will really signal the beginning of a period where NH gets to know Dr. Paul much better.
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