( CNN ) -- Sen. Rand Paul is appearing in a new wave of ads for Republican Senate candidates in Iowa and New Hampshire less than one week before Election Day . The Chamber of Commerce , which produces the ads and has featured Paul in a previous round of spots , says it 's using the Kentucky Republican as a voice to appeal to independent voters . And it 's not a bad arrangement for the likely White House hopeful : The new ads appear in the first two presidential primary states . `` If you 're a freedom-loving , liberty-loving voter , I urge you to get out and vote for Joni Ernst this Tuesday , '' he says in a spot -- first shared with CNN -- for Iowa 's GOP Senate nominee . He repeats a similar message in a separate ad for Scott Brown in New Hampshire , but adds a special touch for the Granite State 's politically-mixed climate . `` If you 're a freedom-loving , liberty-loving , leave-me-the-hell-alone voter , I urge you to get out and vote for Scott Brown this Tuesday , '' Paul says . The ads appear to have been shot in the same setting as Chamber ads that he cut for GOP Senate nominees in Alaska and North Carolina , two closes races with for potential of a libertarian spoiler . A Chamber source said the ads `` fit into our theme this year of using credible messengers in target races , particularly to help break through the clutter and carry the free enterprise message . '' Paul has repeatedly said he 'll announce his 2016 decision in the spring . If he decides to run as expected , it could be a big boost for him to get this kind of exposure in Iowa and New Hampshire -- and the blessing of a major mainstream and respected Republican group like the Chamber . Talking about the first round of ads , he told CNN in New Hampshire earlier this month that he thinks his appeal goes `` beyond the Republican Party '' and he can be helpful in bringing in independents . `` At the very end , it 's that five or 10 percent that are undecided , might vote for a third party , or might vote independent that we really need , '' he said . `` I 'm trying hard to let people know that Republicans will do things differently if we elect a Republican majority . ''
Rand Paul is in two new ads for Senate candidates in New Hampshire and Iowa . The ads are produced by the Chamber of Commerce and support mainstream Republicans . The spots appear in early presidential primary states .