And right now, the presidential campaigns’ dollars are talking about the “blue wall” — and about defining Kamala Harris.
But there’s an equal amount of contrast spots, as well as positive ads telling the affirmative case for Harris.
Pennsylvania is drawing far and away the most ad spending this month, from both parties.
While Pennsylvania drew almost 20% of Democratic presidential ad spending and 11% of Republican spending over this period in 2020, it’s drawing more than a quarter of each party’s spending this year.
Meanwhile, a longtime swing state, Iowa, has ceased to be a main battleground — with a resulting drop in ad spending.
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