Media Kit
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The Roy Freiman and Mitchelle Drulis campaign will be focused on their hard work to provide property tax relief and make New Jersey a more affordable place to live. While Freiman and Drulis are a crucial first line of defense against Trump’s extremist agenda coming to New Jersey, the campaign will mainly be communicating to voters key accomplishments from their affordability agenda. Supporters of Freiman and Drulis should reinforce this message using direct mail and in cable/OTT/CTV ads, YouTube ads, and digital ads. They can view our existing ads here.
Unaffiliated and other persuadable voters, including mid-propensity Democrats, across LD16 also need to see cable/OTT/CTV ads, YouTube ads, digital ads, and direct mail about tax-raising, extreme MAGA Republicans Scott Sipos and Catherine Payne. Specifically, voters should learn that:
1. Scott Sipos and Catherine Payne are tax raisers.
- During Scott Sipos’s tenure on the Raritan Township Committee, the Township’s tax rate increased 28.8%. Sipos voted to raise taxes four times, including the largest single-year tax hike in recent history when he was mayor. Catherine Payne voted to raise property taxes in Hillsborough by 28%.
- Sipos and Payne have NEVER voted to cut property taxes.
- Sipos voted to give himself a 177% raise for his sidegig on the Municipal Utilities Authority. [Raritan Township Ordinance #25-35].
2. Scott Sipos and Catherine Payne are extreme, MAGA, Trump Republicans.
- Sipos and Payne proudly campaigned with a fringe radical extremist whose organization was designated by the Southern Poverty Law Center as an anti-Muslim hate group. [SPLC].
- Sipos and Payne proudly campaigned with an extreme, MAGA election denier who spread the big lie that led to the insurrection on January 6th, 2021.
- If the pro-Trump Republican ticket that Scott Sipos and Catherine Payne are running on wins this November, nothing can stop Donald Trump from bringing his agenda to New Jersey.