Veterans for Victory PAC After Action Report
Post Election - November 2008
Veterans-for-Victory produced three Cable TV spots:
(These TV spots can be viewed here.)
Title = "Oil Weapon", ran as follows:
- Week of Sept 29 - Oct 5
- Colorado - western half of state, and suburban areas east.
- Ohio - Dover, Zanesville, Chillicothe
- Pennsylvania - Clarks Summit, Williamsport, Shamokin, N-Central and Penn State U areas, Johnstown, Doylestown, Brisstol
Title = "Right Thing To Do", ran as follows:
- Week of October 20 - Oct 26
- Colorado - western half of state, and suburban areas east.
- Pennsylvania - N-central and Penn State U areas, Johnstown
Title = "Don't Vote Democrat", ran as follows:
- Week of October 27 - Nov 2
- Colorado - western half of state, and suburban areas east.
- Pennsylvania - N-central and Penn State U areas, Johnstown
Veterans-for-Victory PAC helped the following pro-military candidates during
the 2008 general election. Bold indicates winner.
| Candidate | District |
| Sidney Hay (Ms) | Arizona #1, Phoenix |
| Duncan Hunter | California #52, El Cajon, near San Diego |
| Tom McClintock | California #4, near Sacramento |
| Bob Schaffer | Colorado, US Senate |
| Bill Posey | Florida #15, Melbourne |
| John Fleming | Louisiana #4 |
| Hon. Tim Walberg | Michigan #7, Battle Creek, Jackson |
| John Rounsaville | Mississippi #3 |
| Hon. Steve Pearce | New Mexico, US Senate |
| Chris Myers | New Jersey #3, Mt. Holly, Toms River |
| Cong. Robin Hayes | North Carolina #8 |
| Duane Sand | North Dakota, At large |
| Fred Dailey | Ohio #18, Dover, Zanesville, Chillicothe |
| Chris Hackett | Pennsylvania #10, Clarks Summit, Williamsport, Shamokin |
| Melissa Hart | Pennsylvania #4, Beaver Falls, Natrona Heights, Aliquippa |
| Glenn Thompson | Pennsylvania #5, N-central Penn, Penn State U. |
| Tom Manion | Pennsylvania #8, Doylestown, Bristol |
| William Russell | Pennsylvania #12, Johnstown |
| Jim Gilmore | Virginia, US Senate |
| Keith Fimian | Virginia #1, Annandale |