Milleron says opposing ads signal campaign momentum

As we near the midterm election, candidates are making their final push across the Bay State to secure their votes. Independent candidate for the 1st Congressional District, Nadia Milleron, holding a press conference to address her concerns over her opponent's advertising. Hear about her concerns and the response from Richard Neal's campaign. Open your eyes, electorate. Open your eyes, voters. Nadia Milleron, the independent candidate for Massachusetts' first congressional district, holding a press conference just days away from Election Day. Milleron calling out recent television ads from PACs or political action campaigns. We come to this point in the campaign where we're doing so well as a campaign that... The other side is spending millions of dollars against us. And that means that we are actually a threat and we have a chance to win. Milleron referring to PAC ads or political advertising that is funded and produced by a committee that is not part of a candidate's official campaign. Saying she wants people to think about where the money is coming from. We can see that they have contacts with data center production. So they want to move data centers into Western Mass. Neal's campaign responding with a statement sent to 22 News, saying, quote, While for nearly 20 years Nadia Milleron had a secretly funded MAGA-aligned lobbying organization based out of her home, Richie Neal has called for campaign finance reform to stop billionaires from buying elections. Ritchie is laser-focused on electing Democrats next week to lower costs for Americans and hold Trump accountable. The midterm election is this coming Tuesday, November 3rd.