The DNC is launching a digital ad campaign pressuring the GOP to release the Epstein files — targeting vulnerable Republicans in their home districts.

The claim states that the DNC is launching a digital ad campaign aimed at pressuring the GOP to release Epstein files, specifically targeting vulnerable Republicans in their home districts. Multiple recent and credible news sources confirm this activity. The Hill reports that the DNC is running digital ads in a dozen Republican-held House districts calling for the release of Epstein-related files.thehill.comthehill.comDNC targets Republicans with ads calling for Epstein files’ release

The official DNC website and other outlets like Axios and KCCI confirm that these ads urge constituents to demand their GOP representatives release the files, with ads targeting specific vulnerable Republicans such as those in Iowa and Wisconsin.democrats.orgdemocrats.orgDNC Launches Digital Ad Campaign Urging Americans to Demand Their GOP...kcci.comkcci.comKCCI Exclusive: DNC launches digital ad campaign targeting Iowa Republicans over...axios.comaxios.comScoop: DNC targets vulnerable House Republicans with Epstein ads Mediaite and Washington Examiner note that the campaign is digital-only and targets conservative online audiences, including pre-roll ads on YouTube channels popular with right-wing viewers.mediaite.commediaite.comDNC Targets GOP on Epstein With YouTube Ad Blitz

The campaign’s focus on vulnerable Republicans in their home districts aligns with the claim’s wording. There is no contradictory evidence disputing the existence or nature of this campaign. Given the consistency across multiple independent and partisan sources (including both Democratic and neutral outlets), the claim is accurate in all material respects.