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Google Removes Trump PAC Ad Targeting Black Voters, Accusations of Election Interference Rise
May 4, 2024, 01:17 PM
Google has removed a Trump super PAC ad targeting Black voters in rural Georgia, which depicted an actor portraying a Biden campaign staffer being rejected by a voter. The ad, which was launched on April 25th and targeted specific communities near Macon, GA, was taken down for a 'policy violation' after spending over $15,000. The removal has sparked accusations of election interference and censorship, with claims that the ad was too effective and suggestions that the Biden campaign may have influenced Google's decision.
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