The National Republican Senatorial Committee created microsites for some of its top targets this election cycle as a one-stop shop for messaging on the candidates whom it believes are the most vulnerable to losing their seats.

The sites were created for Sens. Jacky Rosen (D-NV), Bob Casey Jr. (D-PA), and Sherrod Brown (D-OH). All three of these senators are incumbents the NRSC views as beatable in the 2024 election as the GOP tries to flip control of the Senate.

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For Casey, the website created was “Casey Cartel,” and it hits him on allegations that he used his position to steer money toward his brother, who is a lobbyist.

“It’s called the ‘Casey Cartel’ because, like Biden, Bob Casey gets elected, and his family gets richer. Casey and his family have spent decades cashing in on his Senate office and rigging the system to work for them,” the website reads.

The website focused on Rosen is titled “Wacky Jacky Rosen,” which claims she is “too liberal, too out-of-touch” and hits her on owning stock in pharmaceutical companies while saying the cost of prescription drugs was too high. And Brown’s site is titled “Shady Sherrod Brown,” claiming he is just in Congress to benefit himself.

“Sherrod Brown, Bob Casey, and Jacky Rosen have spent their careers rubber-stamping an agenda that opened our borders, raised taxes on hardworking families, and jacked up inflation to 40-year highs. Voters will become very well acquainted with their radical records,” NRSC spokesman Philip Letsou said.

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All three of these races are expected to be tight. According to the Cook Political Report with Amy Walter, Rosen and Casey’s races are rated a “Lean Democrat,” and Brown’s race is a “Toss Up.”

“The strength of our Senate Democratic candidates, and the Republican Party's flawed recruits, brutal intraparty fights, and their toxic agenda on everything from abortion to healthcare will lead the GOP's Senate campaigns to defeat,” Tommy Garcia, a Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokesman, said in response to the websites.