10 memorable campaign ads of 2014 election cycle, ranked

While some races have yet to be decided across the nation, one thing is for sure — we’re done with campaign ads, for better or worse.

Which ones turned out to be truly unforgettable?

Here’s our top 10 videos, ranked:

10. Kansas Democrat Kelly Kultala used an interesting technique to try to expose her 3rd congressional district opponent, Rep. Kevin Yoder.


9. This Pat Quinn parody ad from Second City is amazing.


8. Mitch McConnell is missing something here: Arms. Awkward.


7. Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst’s “Let It Go” from “Frozen” is spectacular and terrible, all at the same time:


6. In one of the nuttier ads we’ve seen, Iowa Republican Joni Ernst boasts how she grew up castrating hogs on a farm (with a smile, of course), so she knows how to cut pork:


5. Crank it up. It’s another Dewhurst ad. And he has disco fever.


4. Pretty sure this ad against Sen. Mark Pryor (D-Ark.) is the only one to ever feature a pooping parrot.


3. Iowa’s Bob Quast, a Senate candidate, sure loves his guns.


2. Jeff Wagner, who was running for mayor in Minneapolis, let it all hang out with this gem, saying if he gets elected, he’ll stop going to strip clubs:


1. Everything about the John Boehner “Electile Dysfunction” is perfect. They nailed it.

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