Hillary for America

"Roar" +

0:60 ad run in AZ, CO, FL, IA, MI, NV, NH, NC, OH, PA and WI from Nov. 5, 2016.  

[Music: Katy Perry's "Roar"]

TEXT: 
I'm voting for respect

I'm voting for courage

I'm voting for equality

I'm voting for community

I'm voting for fairness

get ready cause I've had enough

I'm voting for higher wages

I'm voting for debt relief

I'm voting for this baby

I'm voting against hate

I'm voting for the planet

I'm voting for our future

I'm voting for a President

Clinton (voiceover): I'm Hillary Clinton and I approve this message.


Notes:  Compare to the Trump campaign's two-minute closing ad "Donald Trump's Argument for America."  The Clinton campaign is also set to run a two-minute ad on election eve. 

The Nov. 5 press release...

New Ad: Voters Are Roaring to Go to the Polls for Hillary Clinton

On Saturday, Hillary for America’s newest TV ad will begin airing in the battlegrounds – “Roar.” The uplifting ad, set to Katy Perry’s “Roar,” lays out many of the reasons voters have for turning out in this election to support Hillary Clinton including things like respect, courage, equality, fairness, higher wages, the planet, our future and much more. Clinton will join Katy Perry on Saturday evening for a “Love Trumps Hate” performance in Philadelphia. Perry, one of the best-selling musical artists of all time, endorsed Clinton last October and has since campaigned for her, including performances at the Democratic National Convention.

The ad will run from now through election day in the battleground states of Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

Voter turnout is already breaking records and on a path for the biggest voter turnout in American history – with more than 40 percent happening before election day. From the start of early vote at the end of September until Friday, HFA had made 45 million direct contacts to voters – either knocks-on-doors or phone calls. For GOTV weekend alone, there are nearly 1 million volunteers already committed.