Porn industry backs Kamala with new $100,000 ad campaign

The porn industry has come out in support of Kamala Harris, launching a $100,000 ad campaign claiming that a Donald Trump victory would lead to a crackdown. 

Ads will run on porn sites in seven swing states (Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada) and claim that conservatives will ban pornography and imprison those who are involved in the production of adult content.

The “hands off my porn campaign” is hoping that its efforts will sway the voting intentions of young men voters. 

Data from the Survey Centre on American Life found that 44 percent of men aged 18-29 and 57 percent of men aged 30-49 had watched pornography in the last month.

The website for the campaign states boldly that conservatives are working to “criminalize porn.”

“We must fight back against this ultra-conservative agenda that is rooted in religious conservatism, fearmongering, and the suppression of women’s rights. Don’t let these zealots destroy my career and your right to enjoy adult entertainment,” one statement from director Casey Calvert reads. 

Another statement, this one from pornographic actor Holly Randall, says, “I have been in this industry for over 25 years and have witnessed many attacks on our industry, but Project 2025’s ban on pornography is the most extreme proposal I have ever seen, and voters have to take that threat seriously.” 

“We cannot simply rely on precedent that consuming pornography is legal and has been legal for a long time.”

Republican nominee President Donald Trump has said on several occasions that he knows nothing about Project 2025.