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indicate where the money for these buys came from, but House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and DCCC Chairman Steve Israel rallied Democratic Caucus members via conference call to pony up dues to the tune of $1
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It recently added $1 million to that buy, shortly after its Republican counterpart announced a its increased investment.
The DCCC had more than $1 million reserved in the Boston media market combined between the Massachusetts 6th District and New Hamsphire’s 1st District and 2nd District.
The spot, part of the committee’s recently-announced $1 million ad buy in the state, takes aim at Democrat Rick Weiland and independent Larry Pressler — the two greatest challengers to Republican
The NRSC has moved $1 million to South Dakota, plus another $1.45 million to Georgia.
Wolf, R-Va., the NRCC cut $1 million in the pricey Washington, D.C. market, according to a Republican tracking media buys, who confirmed the move is a reaction to Democrats moving money out of the race
The spending comes on the heels of the group’s Tuesday announcement that it will spend $1 million in South Dakota’s open-seat Senate contest in support of the Democratic nominee, Rick Weiland.
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee’s decision Wednesday to drop $1 million into South Dakota , a race previously written off as a Republican win, was just the latest shakeup of the Senate landscape
Across the country, three GOP outside groups have inundated California’s 7th District in recent days with more than $1 million in ad buys each: American Crossroads, and sister organizations Congressional
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee will run $1 million in advertising in the South Dakota Senate race — a welcome, but not surprising development for the campaign of Democrat Rick Weiland.
. | House Majority PAC, a super PAC that aids House Democrats, has recently canceled around $1 million in ad reservations in races throughout the Midwest and Northeast.
On Sept. 16, the National Republican Congressional Committee reserved $1 million in the Traverse City market. Cannon was touted by Democrats as a top recruit.
In his latest spot, Tillis says, “We increased school funding by $1 billion, and raised teacher pay. But Hagan calls that a cut.”
They plan to spend more than $1 million. The race is rated Tilts Democrat by the Rothenberg Political Report/Roll Call.
They even voted to defund Planned Parenthood.” youtu.be/NEZolqDe-fI Schneider defeated Dold in 2012 by a 1-point margin, under-performing President Barack Obama’s 16-point victory in the district
From Oct. 1 through Oct. 7, they reserved $4,040 on Joplin cable, $117,025 on Kansas City cable, $1,725 on Line cable, $25,302 on Topeka cable, $2,397 on Tulsa cable, and $62,466 on Wichita cable.
v=K3RqXky_OoI&feature=youtu.be The price tag on the ad is just under $1 million. It begins running Thursday on radio stations with large African-American audiences.
The National Republican Congressional Committee on Tuesday reserved $1 million in television airtime to defend Michigan Rep. Dan Benishek, according to a source tracking buys in the district.
Updated Sept. 9, 1:14 p.m. | For most of the country, this October’s television airwaves are filled with two things: baseball and politics — and the two rarely mix.