Indianapolis, IN - The DC-based dark money group, Club for Growth, is continuing to try to buy the election for their candidate, Victoria Spartz, after spending more than half a million dollars to buy her victory in the Republican primary. Now, Club for Growth is up on the air with a distortion of Christina’s bipartisan record of voting to lower taxes for Hoosier families.

“It comes as no surprise that Club for Growth would try to buy this election for Victoria Spartz,” said Joann Saridakis, Hoosiers for Hale campaign manager. “After all, this dark money group is known for bankrolling candidates who put the insurance industry's profits first and work to eliminate affordable health care options, strip away protections for people with pre-existing conditions, and privatize social security.  And that's exactly who Victoria is. She has spent her campaign advocating for insurance companies instead of better health care for her constituents. Hoosiers deserve a candidate like Christina Hale, who’s focused on the real issues facing her community, not someone who's bought and paid for by DC special interests.”

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