Here in Alabama, recent TV ads for the various democommunists are lacking any "markings" for their party affiliation. To top that off, they talk about conservative values, 2nd Amendment, families, church, etc. Wolves in sheep's clothing. SMH, it saddens me that people will be fooled. JMHO, YMMV.

Is this happening elsewhere?

I've noticed that on the local political ads in the Philadelphia area as well. They don't identify which party they are with.

Around here the Republicans put their elephant on the signs. The dems, not at all.

They haven't done that for years around here. A sure sign they are a Demwitcrap is no party affiliation on their signs and commercials.

ARman

The democrat ads I'm seeing here in Texas are doing the same thing. Then, a day after their ad drops there are Republican ads making it pretty clear who they represent. Shady as usual.

That’s how I know they are democommies,they never put what party on their signs, or commercials.

The New York Times has been doing that for years, now, and apparently the conclusion that the Dem politicians have drawn is that...it works.

We have a few Democrats down here calling them selves "independent" or "working across the "aisle".

One of our candidates for Congress has done that. The only indication on his ads is that one of the middle letters of his last name (a "D") is centered within the state map.

On the other hand, during the elections in June, several "D" candidates put their affiliation in full view on their signs for non-partisan positions (Sheriff and District Attorney). Both of them lost to the incumbents.

^^^ I'd love to think you can't get elected in some portions of NorCal as a Democrat!

Seeing that in Missouri as well. The contest for State Auditor has a gal calling herself independent but the ballot box shows democrat.

What a weasel.

This has been very prevalent in Iowa along with the working across the aisle BS!

Noticed it here in Dallas, too. Doesn't matter to me--the ballots say which party is represented and I'm planning to vote "R" all the way.

The "working across the aisle" BS is misdirection--their declared party is used to determine which one picks the Speaker of the House.

flashguy

I have always thought that party affiliation should be mandatory on all ads and advertising.

If you register for that party, you need to show it...period.

I don’t believe I’ve seen a single political ad that mentions party affiliation here in SWFL.

Is is the same in Georgia. The charlatans are trying to hide their true intentions and make Georgians think they are moderate. I believe enough of the truth is out that we will send them a clear message at the voting booth.

On the crap that fills my mailbox at this time of year, I need a magnifying glass to hunt for the small text that contains the party affiliation.

Some of the stuff has party information, some doesn't.

Same here in the race for Gubbernor in South Carolina. No party affiliation on the signs. The Democrat plays all moderate, war hero, work across the aisle, and the family values feelz. However, he'll likely carry Pelosi's piss bucket and wipe Jim Clyburn's ass for Plantation Party to retain its grip on the black man.