Voters in TN-7, especially independent and Republican voters, need to know that Matt Van Epps has quickly become part of the Washington corruption in the short time he has been in Congress. He was caught owning and trading on up to $283,000 in stocks, including in the defense industry that he oversees. In Congress, he voted to continue to allow himself to own stocks and profit from insider trading while ordinary Americans struggle to get by.

Republican and independent voters need to know that Van Epps supported the largest Medicaid cuts in history in order to give a massive tax break to billionaires. The cuts will kick nearly 250,000 Tennesseans off their health insurance, threatens to close rural hospitals, and ends tax credits that small businesses and working people relied on for affordable health care. 

All voters need to hear that Matt Van Epps supports fewer regulations for data centers. He has thousands invested in the data center industry, and he supported a bill that gave $70 billion in taxpayer dollars to data center developers. Data center companies in Tennessee are threatening to drive up electricity rates, use up local water resources, and build over farmland. Van Epps has taken thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from special interests pushing to build more data centers in rural communities like those in the Tennessee 7th district. Voters may be interested to hear Matt Van Epps discuss data centers here.

All voters should know that Darden Copeland is not a politician and he has never been elected to anything other than elder at his church. Copeland is not taking corporate PAC money, he supports term limits for Congress, and he supports a full ban on congressional stock trading. 

Information about Matt Van Epps is especially potent among key voter groups that are responsive to mail and digital spending. If resources are available, the Nashville media market is highly efficient for television spending on broadcast and OTT.