2010 Reed Award Winners: Television Advertising Categories

Best TV Ad that Never Saw the Light of Day

Corzine ’09: Obama & Corzine, One Voice

Best TV Ad for a Non-U.S. campaign (International)

Newlink Political/Filmik Group: Ciudad Segura

Best Use of Voiceover Talent in a TV Ad

Hackney & Hackney: Pebble Process

Best Villain in a TV Ad

U.S. Chamber of Commerce: Meet Bill

Best TV AD for an Independent Expenditure Campaign/Issue Advocacy/Ballot Initiative

DMedia and Andrew Putschoegl: "Family Values" for TruthandHope.Org

Best TV Ad for a Local, County or Judicial Candidate

The Strategy Group for Media Friends of Dewey Bartlett, “Dewey’s Story”

Most Effective Comparative Television Advertisement

The Campaign Group: How Kasim Reed Elevated Himself

National Public Affairs Advocacy

GMMB: "House" Americans for Stable Quality Care

Best Ad for a Statewide Candidate

Devine Mulvey: Farouk Shami "Big as Texas"

Toughest Television Advertisement

OnMessage, Inc.: “Flip Flop”

The second annual Campaigns & Elections’ Politics magazine Reed Awards were presented on January 29, 2010 in Washington, D.C. to political and public affairs professionals at the top of their game. The awards, named after Politics magazine's founder Stanley Foster Reed, embody his mission to strive for excellence in political campaigning.

Judges for the 2010 Reed Awards sponsored by Aristotle included: James Carville, Eleanor Clift, Adam Conner, Ben Dworkin, Ron Faucheux, Julie Germany, Taegan Goddard, Peter Greenberger, Shane Greer, Mike Hennessy, David Keene, Kevin Madden, Mark McKinnon, Bernie Morton, Terry Nelson, Grover Norquist, Christine Pelosi, Mark Penn, James Pindell, Tom Rath, Larry Sabato, Santo Santoro, Bill Schneider, Con Sciacca, Steve Scully, Bob Shrum, Michael Smerconish, Princella Smith, George Stephanopoulos, Roger Stone, Chuck Todd, Christine Todd Whitman, Robert Traynham, Joe Trippi, Mike Turk, Suzanne Turner, Amy Walter, Juan Williams and Judy Woodruff.