Voters have questions for MAGA Congressman Mike Lawler (R-NY) — not about policy, but about his pants.

Lawler drew widespread ridicule this week after a new campaign ad — intended to spotlight his signature issue of taxes and President Donald Trump's endorsement — prompted a very different kind of reaction, the Daily Mail reported Saturday.

On social media, comments focused far more on Lawler's tight pants and fitted shirt — which revealed more than some viewers cared to see — than on the ad's message.

"Whoever produced this or let him film it in those clothes absolutely hates this man," posted Amanda Litman, president of the Democratic PAC Run for Something.

"Why are his clothes so tight?" asked Max Fisher, author and host of The Bigger Picture podcast. "Why is every piece of clothing on Mike Lawler multiple sizes too small?"

"This is, objectively, not a good ad," blasted Democratic political strategist Jennifer Holdsworth. "It's becoming very clear that @CaitforNewYork is going to win NY-17 pretty decisively."

Lawler's opponent is Cait Conley. His race against Conley is expected to be one of the most competitive House contests in the November midterms, according to the Daily Mail. Lawler represents New York's 17th Congressional District, a suburban Hudson Valley seat that has been a frequent target for Democrats in recent cycles, and battleground races like it often draw outsized national attention — and outside commentary — because control of the closely divided House hangs on a small number of swing districts.

"Michael, buy a shirt that fits," political researcher Liz Charboneau wrote. "We're all paying you a lot of money."

"Heartening that a male candidate is getting so much s--- for his outfit/appearance," celebrated political campaign strategist Allyson Marcus. "Feminism!!!."

"You're mocking this but as a member of the Medium Shirt Size diaspora community, this is important visibility," Democratic political operative Rob Flaherty joked.

According to the Daily Mail, Lawler's campaign has largely centered on attacking New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) and the state's high taxes. On Friday, he criticized Hochul's pause on new hyperscale data centers — a move that won him praise from Trump on Truth Social.

"Congressman Mike Lawler of New York was fantastic," Trump wrote. "Important that we keep him in Congress. A total winner!!!"