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Kanter Political Commercial Archive Television Ads by Candidate: "M" Names LNAME FNAME ELYR OFF ST PAR TITLE LEN ID# Maag Gordon 1994 JUD IL Maag/Hopkins 1 60631 Maag Gordon 1994 JUD IL Maag/Hopkins 2 60630 Maag Ron 2008 STH OH R Contrast 2 130084 Mabry John (John Porter, Jr.) 2002 STH TX [911] 2 106452 Mabry John (John Porter, Jr.) 2002 STH TX [Crazy Holt] 2 91685 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Bio 3 64655 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Bio 3 46121 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Jobs 2 64658 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Lights 2 64649 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Lights 2 30126 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Lights 2 98324 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Lights 2 46123 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Radio Days 2 64652 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Record 2 64656 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Saw 2 64657 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Schools 2 64653 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Shake 2 64654 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Text Books 2 64651 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Textbooks 2 46122 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Trust 1 64648 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1987 GOV MS D Word 2 64650 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Attack on high tech jobs] 2 49927 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Big Spender] 2 49935 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Continue Fight- rev.] 2 49932 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Continue Fight] 2 49931 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Crime] 2 49938 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Dowdy record] 2 49926 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Economic development] 2 49933 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Education] 2 49930 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Fought for you] 2 49929 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Progress] 2 49934 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Tax returns] 2 49928 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Tax Votes Rev.] 2 49937 Mabus Ray (Raymond Edwin, Jr.) 1991 GOV MS D [Tax Votes] 2 49936 MacBride Roger (Roger Lea) 1976 PRE L [views] 3 12295 MacBride Roger (Roger Lea) 1976 PRE L Roger MacBride speaks to America. Report 3 4 01531 MacBride Roger (Roger Lea) 1976 PRE L Roger MacBride speaks to America. Report 4 4 01532 MacBride Roger (Roger Lea) 1976 PRE L The Economy 4 43757 MacBride Roger (Roger Lea) 1976 PRE L Vote Libertarian 2 43758 MacElvaine Steve 1994 STS CA R Felons 2 60427 MacElvaine Steve 1994 STS CA R November Rev. 2 76296 MacElvaine Steve 1994 STS CA R Spot 1 Rev. 2 60424 MacElvaine Steve 1994 STS CA R Straight Talk--Crime Rev. 2 60426 MacElvaine Steve 1994 STS CA R Straight Talk--Environment 2 60429 MacElvaine Steve 1994 STS CA R Straight Talk--Immigration--Rev. 2 60425 MacElvaine Steve 1994 STS CA R Taxes 2 60428 MacGinnitie Doug 2010 SEC GA R [Introduction] 2 132905 MacGovern John F. 1990 CON MA R Bingo/JFM 2 85865 MacGovern John F. 1990 CON MA R Bingo/JFM 2 52037 MacGovern John F. 1990 CON MA R Bingo/NRCC 2 52038 MacGregor Clark 1970 USS MN R [New Kind of Politics] 3 006992 Machado Gerry (Gerard) 2006 STH CA R [Illegal Aliens] 2 106220 Machado Gerry (Gerard) 2006 STH CA R [Two More Davis Liberals] 2 106221 Machado Gerry (Gerard) 2006 STH CA R Detective Ad 2 106219 Page 1 of 138 University of Oklahoma - Julian P. Kanter Political Commercial Archive Television Ads by Candidate: "M" Names LNAME FNAME ELYR OFF ST PAR TITLE LEN ID# Machado Gerry (Gerard) 2006 STH CA R Higher Taxes 2 107572 Machado Mike 1998 STH CA D Machado Farm* 2 78854 Machado Mike 2000 STS CA D [The Bee] 2 86693 Machado Mike 2004 STS CA D Fighting to stop Prop 66 2 102829 Machado Mike 2004 STS CA D Newspapers Call Me 2 102821 Machtley Ron 1992 CON RI R Character 2 96083 Machtley Ron 1992 CON RI R Independent 2 96085 Machtley Ron 1992 CON RI R Jobs/Defense-A 2 96081 Machtley Ron 1992 CON RI R Savings and Loan-A 2 96082 Machtley Ron 1992 CON RI R Still the Same 2 96084 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1988 CON RI R Benefits 2 52581 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1988 CON RI R Future 2 52580 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1988 CON RI R Future/Last Week 2 52583 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1988 CON RI R New Leadership 2 52579 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1988 CON RI R New Leadership/Last week 2 52582 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1988 CON RI R New Leadership/runner 2 52584 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1988 CON RI R New Leadership/runner/last week 2 52585 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1990 CON RI R [Environment] 2 49267 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1990 CON RI R [Kids] 2 49265 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1990 CON RI R [Senior Citizens] 2 49264 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1990 CON RI R [Veterans] 2 49266 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1992 CON RI R Character 2 48703 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1992 CON RI R Independent 2 48704 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1992 CON RI R Jobs/Defense/Machtley 2 48705 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1992 CON RI R Jobs/Defense/RNC 2 48706 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1992 CON RI R Speaking Out/Machtley 2 48707 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1992 CON RI R Speaking Out/RNC 2 48708 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1992 CON RI R Still the Same 2 48702 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1994 GOV RI R [Compare] 2 58726 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1994 GOV RI R [Jobs Taxes] 2 58728 Machtley Ronald (Ronald K.) 1994 GOV RI R [Wasteful Spending] 2 58727 Macias Nathan 2006 STH TX R Border Security 2 107626 Mack Connie 2008 CON FL R [Accomplishments] 2 119049 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R [George Bush Endorsements] 2 41817 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R [Hey] 1 30154 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R [Liberal MacKay] 1 41836 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R [Series] 2 30157 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Anatoly 2 43384 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Badges 2 41819 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Defend 2 43385 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Defense 2 41837 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Education 2 42981 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Fair 2 41838 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Fair Revised 2 41841 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R George Bush 2 43387 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Mack 2 42968 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Shrub 1 41840 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Tax 2 41839 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Twenty Something 2 43388 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1988 USS FL R Vision 1 43386 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R [For U.S. Senate] 2 98795 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Commision 1 58108 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Commision [sic.] 1 56193 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Crime 2 58105 Page 2 of 138 University of Oklahoma - Julian P. Kanter Political Commercial Archive Television Ads by Candidate: "M" Names LNAME FNAME ELYR OFF ST PAR TITLE LEN ID# Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Crime 2 56192 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Cure 1 58109 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Cure 1 56194 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Keeping His Word 2 56191 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Keeping His Word 2 58104 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Keeping his word 2 77100 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Stop 2 58107 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1994 USS FL R Stop 2 56195 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 1995 USS FL R Budget 2 74344 Mack Connie (Cornelius McGillicuddy, III) 2000 USS FL R [Experience] 2 85405 Mack Mary Bono 2008 CON CA R [Honor to Represent you] 2 131130 Mack Mary Bono 2008 CON CA R [Thank You Mary] 2 131129 Mack Mary Bono 2008 CON CA R [VA didn't Care] 1 131132 Mack Mary Bono 2008 CON CA R Julie Bornstein 2 131128 Mack Mary Bono 2008 CON CA R Supports our Military Veterans 2 131131 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1988 USS FL D Broken 2 41834 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1988 USS FL D Charge 2 41816 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1988 USS FL D Face 2 41818 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1988 USS FL D Fight 2 41832 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1988 USS FL D Florida 2 41833 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1988 USS FL D Papers 2 41815 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1988 USS FL D Trust 2 41831 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1988 USS FL D Zult 2 41835 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1998 GOV FL D [Anne MacKay]* 2 100510 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1998 GOV FL D [Bush Claims are False] 2 100509 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1998 GOV FL D [Bush Negative Ads] 2 91076 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1998 GOV FL D [Bush Negative Ads]* 2 90031 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1998 GOV FL D [Critical Issues] 2 90040 Mackay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1998 GOV FL D [What Do You Know?] 2 90038 MacKay Buddy (Kenneth Hood, Jr.) 1998 GOV FL D Best Lt.
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