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Jewish Democratic Council Launches Ads Confronting Antisemitic Young Republican Chats

The Jewish Democratic Council of America has launched a social media advertising campaign addressing antisemitic language in Young Republican group chats exposed in October 2025. The organization says it wants to reach younger Jewish voters before the US midterm elections. A council spokesperson said the campaign costs close to $300,000 and runs on Meta platforms. It targets Jewish voters in Ohio, Michigan, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina and Iowa, as well as House districts rated as toss-ups by the Cook Political Report. The new advertisement revisits the earlier controversy rather than disclosing new messages.

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