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A Crossroads GPS spokesman said in a release that the $1 million ad campaign highlights the areas in which Kaine is out of step with Virginia, including on issues such as education and the defense
Updated 1:10 p.m. | The National Republican Congressional Committee launched a counterpunch ad in North Carolina’s 7th district knocking incumbent Rep.
She would tie the former governor 45 percent to 45 percent and lose by 1 point to Hovde if the race were held today, according to PPP. Baldwin and GOP primary candidate former Rep.
Tim Kaine’s Senate campaign purchased another $1 million in television airtime for the fall.
“I don’t know how many husbands would want their wives getting up at 1:30 in the morning to go to work,” she says to footage of her on local TV.
v=523OoAekib8 In 2010, 71 percent of almost 1 million Missouri voters cast their ballot in favor of Proposition C, which changed the state’s law to prohibit an individual mandate, the key part of
“We learned two things: 1) never film near an airport and, 2) always read what the technician loads in to the teleprompter before you go live!
v=qkUfdDWuSy4 Outside groups have been pouring money into the race for months, but Democrats have been outspent by almost a 6-to-1 margin.
But Heck ended March with more than $1 million in cash on hand, more than twice as much as Oceguera. This is the most competitive House race in the state, and Roll Call rates it a Tossup.
One genealogist found Warren to be 1/32 Cherokee. While Warren’s stumble was significant, it wasn’t disqualifying and the race remains, essentially, a dead heat.
v=ueusOdK97_I&feature=youtu.be The ad is part of the barrage of cable TV spots that Berman is spending $1 million to air ahead of the June 5 all-party primary.
The buy comes shortly after Sherman purchased about $420,000 and the Berman campaign bought more than $1 million to run ads on cable until the June 5 primary.
. $4 million of that has been on broadcast and $1 million has been on cable. Former Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert has spent and booked $1.65 million worth of ads through the primary.