(AP) – Governor Eric Greitens’ nonprofit group is planning a
statewide television advertising campaign pushing the governor’s promise to
balance the state’s budget without raising taxes.The Kansas City Star reports papers filed this week with the Federal
Communications Commission show the group, A New Missouri Inc., has purchased
about $78,000 in air time on a Springfield station and nearly $70,000 of time on
a St. Louis station.
statewide television advertising campaign pushing the governor’s promise to
balance the state’s budget without raising taxes.The Kansas City Star reports papers filed this week with the Federal
Communications Commission show the group, A New Missouri Inc., has purchased
about $78,000 in air time on a Springfield station and nearly $70,000 of time on
a St. Louis station.
Austin Chambers, the governor’s senior adviser, says the campaign will
eventually reach five major markets in Missouri. Chambers works for the
nonprofit, not the governor’s office.
The ads will begin Thursday and end July 26.
A New Missouri was founded in February by the governor’s political team.
Because it is a nonprofit, it doesn’t have to disclose its donors.
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