Congress’s tax-and-spending cut bill will receive an advertising campaign from a major business lobby as it faces widespread criticism for redistributing wealth and resources toward the upper strata of American society.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, one of the nation’s largest business lobbies, will run the six-figure campaign across various media in targeted states and Congressional districts, though the group didn’t specify in a Friday release where exactly those would be.

“The campaign will include a total of 32 billboards across the country and matching paid digital advertising. This initial ad buy will run for at least the next month with the intention to expand to additional states and districts,” the Chamber said.

The ads will mention 14 congressional representatives and two senators and will “[draw] attention to those Members of Congress who are not supportive of the bill,” the group said.

The campaign likely has an eye toward the 2026 midterm elections, which could take trifecta control of Congress and the White House away from Republicans, depending on the outcome.

Republicans are gunning for seats currently held by retiring Democrats........

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