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WASHINGTON, D.C. John Kerry’s campaign has launched a $25 million ad push featuring two 60-second biographical spots that seek to define the senator to voters in critical swing states.
The ad buy, the largest for Kerry so far, also includes Colorado and Louisiana, two states that voted Republican in 2000. Campaign officials said they saw an opportunity because recent polling showed President George W. Bush’s re-election and job performance numbers in those two states starting to slip.
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