Democrats set to vastly outspend Republicans on TV, but GOP augments with coordinated buys
2Sep 23 12:00 PM · 3d ago · 2 articles · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
Data presented to the GOP showed Democratic candidates will outspend Republicans $32.8 million to $2.3 million on TV in six key states in September, but Republicans are using Supreme Court-approved coordinated spending to add $29.3 million in ads at discounted rates, partially offsetting the spending gap.
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“We're in the fight for our lives with a record number of toss-up races.”
Tim Scott, NRSC chair, Republican senator · memeorandum ↗
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He likened their potential fortunes to those of Democrats in 2022, when then-President Joe Biden was deeply unpopular but Democrats ended up gaining a Senate seat even as they lost the House, according to a person in the room. Read more from Burgess Everett:
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Tim Scott NRSC chair, Senate Republican
Abdul el Sayed Democratic Senate candidate, Michigan
Hasan Piker Twitch streamer, el Sayed campaign supporter
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