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The remaining buy was worth $6 million, according to a spokesman for the Senate Majority PAC, the outside group led by former aides to Sens. Harry Reid and Charles E. Schumer.
The ads come as a recent CBS/YouGov poll shows Portman running 7 points ahead of Strickland and 6 points ahead of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Pam Galloway, who moved to the district in 2012 to be closer to family, with 6 percent.
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He has spent $6 million in three months to boost his own conservative image and, more recently, to tear down his opponent’s.
After Shelby’s campaign had stayed positive with a $6 million, three-month positive television and radio campaign, it finally shot back at McConnell with a new website, ConManJon.com .
Nolan, whose northeastern Minnesota-based district went to President Barack Obama by a 6-point margin in 2012, is also without a top-tier opponent.
The race had been trending narrowly in Hagan’s favor, but last week the National Republican Senatorial Committee announced the party would invest an additional $6 million for the final few weeks.
The DCCC aide characterized the reduction in this way: The DCCC has already spent $1.8 million on the race and concentrated that money for Sept. 23 through Oct. 6, in the lead up to Colorado’s early
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v=us7RnWIu7u8 With multiple candidates running in the November jungle primary, Landrieu and Cassidy are likely to advance to the Dec. 6 runoff.
Cannon plans to be back on the air on Oct. 6, and the DCCC reserved another weeks-long window beginning Oct. 14.
“Up here, Bruce Poliquin made millions as a Wall Street banker, and took over $20,000 from the insurance industry,” a narrator says in the 30-second spot, which runs through Oct. 6.
“I’m the mother of a 9-year-old and 6-year-old, and I want a better future,” Ayotte says.
President Barack Obama carried the district by a 6-point margin in 2012, while Peters ousted former Rep. Brian Bilbray, R-Calif., with 51 percent.
The ad buy is for Aug. 6 through Sept. 2.
Democratic candidates have so far placed twice as much — approximately $6 million — in fall airtime reservations, compared to Republican candidates.
v=SEfIL9RsJ7Y The ad will begin running statewide on July 6, according to the campaign. Alexander faces a primary challenge from state Rep. Joe Carr.
The 8th District voted for President Barack Obama by a 6-point margin in 2012, but Republicans say an off-year electorate could benefit their candidate.
Arizona’s 1st District: $2.2 million from Sept. 2 to Oct. 6 on Phoenix broadcast and cable to defend Democratic Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick.