The advertisement accused Mr. Maloney of letting "his brother take the fall."

The advertisement accuses him of defrauding students and cheating the state out of tax revenues.

Here in the Eighth District, labor's advertisements once accused Mr. Chrysler of voting to cut Medicare and now say he backs tax breaks for millionaires.

Mr. Chrysler's own advertisements accuse his Democratic challenger, Debbie Stabenow, of being a "career politician" of shady ethics.

The advertisement essentially accuses the Food and Drug Administration of killing thousands of Americans because of delays in the approval process for drugs and medical devices.

Mr. Perry's advertisement accuses Mr. Sanchez of cooperating with drug dealers instead of law enforcement.

The advertisement accuses Mrs. Clinton of backing a "radical environmental treaty that would wipe out thousands of manufacturing jobs in New York."

Then the advertisement accuses Mr. Franks of opposing George W. Bush's current tax-cut plan.

And Mr. Bordonaro's advertisements accuse Mrs. Capps of "filling the airwaves with distortions about my record."