The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee releases a new ad about Linda McMahon’s tipping off a physician later convicted of giving steroids to wrestlers.

And Capitol Watch reports that WWE attire may be banned from polling places this year:

We’re all familiar with the law that says no political paraphernalia is allowed within 75-feet of a polling place.
But this year, the Secretary of the State’s office is telling local election officials that the prohibition also could be extended to gear promoting World Wrestling Entertainment.
That means a voter wearing a Cenation T-shirt or Generation D X Army pendant may be asked to remove it, depending in the discretion of poll workers. WWE is a worldwide entertainment company built by U.S. Senate candidate Linda McMahon and currently run by her husband Vince McMahon.
“Even though it doesn’t say her name directly…the brand is so ubiquitously associated with the McMahons,’’ said Av Harris, spokesman for Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz.