Dems Dish Out $79M On Attack Ads Aimed At Republicans Vying For Battleground Senate Seats
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) spent tens of millions of dollars on an attack ad blitz Wednesday targeting GOP Senate candidates in four major battleground states, according to Politico. The DSCC…
The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) spent tens of millions of dollars on an attack ad blitz Wednesday targeting GOP Senate candidates in four major battleground states, according to Politico.
The DSCC has pledged $79 million against Republican Senate candidates Kari Lake in Arizona, Eric Hovde in Wisconsin, Dave McCormick in Pennsylvania and Mike Rogers in Michigan, Politico reported. Democrats are narrowly polling ahead of their Republican challengers in their respective swing states, with many races polling within single digits of each other, according to FiveThirtyEight.
The NRSC has launched their own $100 million ad campaign targeting Ohio, Nevada, Michigan and Arizona races, with the first attack ads dropping today in the Great Lake State.
“Democrats are going to adopt a strategy of lying about Republican Senate candidates because they can’t defend their support for Kamala Harris’ plan to decriminalize border crossings, defund the police, and destroy our economy with a multi-trillion-dollar Green New Scam,” Mike Berg, NRSC communications director, told the