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DSCC Launches Billboards On Tax Day Calling Out Rick Scott, Marco Rubio, and Senate Republicans’ Tax-Hike Plan

Billboards will be located in Florida near offices of NRSC Chair Scott, Sen. Rubio

Today on Tax Day, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) is launching billboards highlighting Senate Republicans’ agenda that would raise taxes on “over half of Americans” – including seniors and working families.

In Florida, the billboards will be located in the Orlando and Miami areas near the offices of NRSC Chair Rick Scott and Marco Rubio. Voters driving past the billboards will see the message: “Senate Republicans’ Plan: Raise Your Taxes.”

From Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokesperson Nora Keefe: “If Senate Republicans have their way, hard-working Americans – including seniors, families with children and individuals making less than $40,000 per year – would all have to pay more when they file their taxes today. These billboards will make sure voters can’t miss the stakes of this election, and they’ll hold Marco Rubio and every GOP Senate candidate accountable for their party’s unpopular, expensive agenda.”

Images of the billboard campaign are below, locations: PALMETTO EXPY, .5 MILE N/O DOLPHIN EXPY WS/SB (Latitude 25.788167; Longitude -80.321583) and LEE ROAD W/O N. ORLANDO AVE. – N/S, W/B (Latitude 28.606168; Longitude -81.370046)

See also:

  • The DSCC unveiled a mobile billboard outside of Senate Republicans’ caucus retreat.

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