Democrats widen spending gap in final election stretch
Source: Axios
2 hours ago
Democrats have roughly doubled their national ad spending advantage against Republicans over the last month or so, per analytics platform AdImpact.
Why it matters: Only a short window remains to sway voters before Election Day though tens of millions of Americans have already cast their ballot.
By the numbers: Democratic campaigns and outside groups have spent about $4.5 billion combined on ads as of Thursday, compared to about $3.5 billion for Republicans.
That's up about $2.7 billion for Democrats and $2.2 billion for Republicans since Sept. 20, when Democrats had spent $1.8 billion to Republicans' $1.3 billion. Put another way, Democrats are now up about $1 billion against Republicans, compared to their $500 million advantage late last month.
Context: These figures include spending around presidential, congressional and down-ballot races.
Read more: https://www.axios.com/2024/10/31/democrats-republicans-ad-spending-election-day
Hermit-The-Prog
(36,593 posts)Prairie Gates
(3,122 posts)Just sayin'...
Maybe a Yankees-Dodgers World Series game isn't the best way to spend ad money, but it was noticeable.
BumRushDaShow
(142,606 posts)So assuming you ARE in California (per your Profile), then the Harris ads would be meaningless there. But I guarantee you that they were running in the swing states like mine (PA) during that game.
bahboo
(16,953 posts)not complaining...just observing...
Ms. Toad
(35,529 posts)declaring that Democrats are being outspent. Not that I'm cynical, or anything.