Creigh Deeds has a new radio ad out, with slightly different versions across the state. Here is the Hampton Roads version.
BTW – how do you like the look of the audio player? 
New Deeds radio ad
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Nice-looking audio player.
You know, I don’t listen to the radio so I don’t usually hear these ads. But I have to say, this ad felt like it had much more substantive information on issues than the TV ads I’ve seen recently.
Posted by Summer N | Thursday, October 1, 2009, 12:28 pmGlad you like the player
I don’t listen to the radio, either, except when I’m in the car. And then it’s satellite radio, not local.
Unless I’m watching local TV (and that doesn’t happen much), I don’t see the TV ads, either. (Which is why I end up posting them here. I figure others are in the same boat.)
I think you’re getting more substance in a radio ad simply because they are twice as long as TV ads.
Posted by vjp | Thursday, October 1, 2009, 3:31 pmJust heard my first Deeds ad when I was listening to radio in Richmond, last week. First VA radio ad I’ve heard for the season, and I get a good couple of hours a day of radio.
Posted by MB | Thursday, October 1, 2009, 5:35 pm