StarkFreedom releases six Senate campaign videos, an anthem and a live map showing the margin in four races

Newly Registered Super PAC Says Its Map Already Covers the Party Gap in Texas, Ohio, Kansas and Iowa

Nashua, N.H. · October 5, 2026

StarkFreedom PAC today released campaign videos for all six of its Senate races, its anthem "Margin Is Calling," and a live Senate map that updates every two hours. The map currently shows third-party and minor-party candidates' own polling covering the gap between the two major parties in four of the six races: Texas, Ohio, Kansas and Iowa.

The map's printed method: in the polls that name him, the candidate's share of support covers the gap between the parties, using poll averages only, with no party, campaign or PAC polls counted.

StarkFreedom PAC was incorporated in Wyoming on October 3, 2026, and registered that same day with the Federal Election Commission as an independent expenditure-only super PAC, Committee ID C00962936. The PAC is organizing to deploy up to $2.5 million in independent expenditures across its six races. Its stated mission is to hold the Republican Party accountable and help hand control of the U.S. Senate to Democrats.

The six videos, each built to work as a music video and an ad: Texas, "Guess What, Texas," hits Republican Ken Paxton, lifts Libertarian Ted Brown. Michigan, "A Line Out of Taylor," hits Republican Mike Rogers, lifts U.S. Taxpayers Party nominee Tim Long. Kansas, "David Graham," hits Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, lifts Libertarian David Graham. Ohio, "Fourteen Marks," hits appointed Republican Sen. Jon Husted, lifts Libertarian Bill Redpath. Iowa, "Rechain the Dogs of War," hits Republican Ashley Hinson, lifts Libertarian Thomas Laehn, the Greene County Attorney. New Hampshire, "Ed Laplante," hits Republican John E. Sununu, lifts Constitution Party nominee Ed Laplante. Each race also has a Democratic candidate on the ballot: James Talarico (Texas), Sherrod Brown (Ohio), Adam Hamilton (Kansas), Josh Turek (Iowa), Abdul El-Sayed (Michigan) and Chris Pappas (New Hampshire).

StarkFreedom's videos are AI-made; the Michigan video closes with a spoken AI-disclosure statement. The PAC's anthem, "Margin Is Calling," is released in four versions. All six videos are available in vertical, square and wide formats with a paid-for end card, downloadable from each race's page on starkfreedom.org.

"Our map updates itself every two hours because the math doesn't need us to spin it," said Aaron Day, StarkFreedom's founder. "In four of six Senate races, our candidate's share in the polls already covers the gap between the two parties. That is not a prediction. That is the margin, live."

StarkFreedom's strategy traces to New Hampshire's 2016 federal elections. That cycle's U.S. Senate race was the most expensive per-capita Senate race in U.S. history to that point, and the closest Senate race in the country that year. Day ran in that race as an independent, and he recruited the third-party candidates who ran in New Hampshire's other two federal races that year. Those three candidates, in the Senate, First Congressional District and Second Congressional District races, each took more votes than the margin by which the Republican lost: 17,742 votes against a 1,017-vote margin in the Senate race, 34,735 against 4,904 in the First District, and 17,088 against 15,522 in the Second. It was the first time since the 33rd Congress (1853 to 1855) that New Hampshire sent no Republican to Congress, and it hasn't since. In 2026, Day won a federal preliminary injunction against New Hampshire's ballot-access statute, representing himself with the help of AI tools, in 76 days.

"In 2016 I was the margin myself, in one race," said Day. "Now we are organizing to deploy up to $2.5 million to be the margin in six."

StarkFreedom builds on Stark360, the New Hampshire political committee Day founded and chaired in 2014 (FEC Committee ID C00566505). Stark360 ran an anti-endorsement campaign naming nine sitting state legislators, ran independent expenditures totaling $86,309, and ran robocall, phone-bank and online campaigns for 109 candidates, including one million robocalls, on 2014-cycle receipts of $228,035. Six of its twelve endorsed State Senate candidates won. Day has also chaired the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire and the Free State Project. More than 200 candidates have been elected at every level of government from 2014 to 2024, counted across Stark360, the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire and the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance.

About StarkFreedom PAC

StarkFreedom PAC is a federally registered independent expenditure-only political action committee, Federal Election Commission Committee ID C00962936, incorporated in Wyoming and led by President Aaron Day and Treasurer Eileen Day. The PAC is organizing to deploy up to $2.5 million in independent expenditures backing third-party and minor-party Senate candidates in New Hampshire, Texas, Kansas, Michigan, Ohio and Iowa. StarkFreedom builds on Stark360, the New Hampshire political committee Day founded and chaired in 2014, and on Day's work chairing the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire and the Free State Project. Learn more at starkfreedom.org.

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