The reallocation of funds follows a decision by both major parties to reduce spending in North Carolina. Roy Cooper holds a 94% win probability according to a VoteHub forecast, and Republican candidate Michael Whatley has no future linear ad reservations booked, with his last broadcast ad airing Oct 7. While Senate Majority PAC has canceled its TV ads in the state, remaining Democratic campaign and outside group reservations for North Carolina total $18.6 million.
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Senate Majority PAC Hits $70M Ohio Spend in Shift Away From North Carolina
US Politics7 days ago
Total expected ad expenditures in the Ohio Senate race now exceed $430 million, establishing the state as a primary battleground for the current cycle. Senate Majority PAC has increased its investment in Ohio by $7 million, bringing its total spending there to over $70 million to support Sherrod Brown, who leads Jon Husted by 6 points in a CNN/SSRS poll. The Democratic super PAC also added $2.5 million to its Iowa budget, raising its total to $32.5 million, following a separate $5 million investment in Kansas announced last week.
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