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Democratic Senate candidate Katie McGinty is rolling out a new ad to capitalize on the biggest endorsements of the race.

Two weeks ago, McGinty picked up President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden’s backing in her race against Joe Sestak and John Fetterman.

McGinty has already aired a TV spot highlighting their endorsements, but is reiterating her support from the head of the Democratic Party with a new commercial called “Endorsed.”

The ad’s narrator says Obama and Biden have endorsed McGinty “because she’s a champion for working families.” The President and VP trust McGinty to take on Republicans in her fight for equal pay and protecting Social Security and Medicare benefits, the narrator says.

A recent poll indicated that a majority of Democratic primary voters would favor a candidate supported by the President and/or Vice President, so it shouldn’t be surprising to see McGinty again emphasize their endorsement.

Additionally, McGinty’s campaign pulled in more than $1.8 million over the first quarter of 2016, almost doubling her take between October and December.

She is running against former Congressman Joe Sestak and Braddock Mayor John Fetterman in the April 26th Democratic primary.