The National Rifle Association will launch a print advertising campaign targeting mostly Democratic senators up for re election in 2014, according to sources close to the group.
On Thursday, full page ads are scheduled to run in local newspapers in Arkansas, Louisiana, Maine, North Carolina and West Virginia. They will be supplemented by digital advertising in these states and 10 others, including Alaska, Colorado, Montana, New Hampshire and South Dakota.
Additionally, the group has scheduled full page ads to run Feb. 25 in regional editions of USA Today, reaching parts of 15 states.
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