Pro-life group targets swing states

By Paige Winfield Cunningham

Published September 22, 2016 10:00am ET

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Pro-life group targets swing states — March for Life, which runs the annual anti-abortion protest on the National Mall, says it is spending $125,000 on the first phase of the ad buy, which will run Thursday until Monday, when Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will participate in their first presidential debate. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) | Susan Walsh

March for Life’s political action wing is running ads in three presidential swing states and the District of Columbia arguing that most people don’t support late-term abortion.

The one-minute television and digital ad named “Consensus” will be aimed over the weekend at voters in major markets in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia. It features six women expressing opposition to mid and late-term abortions and arguing that a majority of Americans share their views.

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