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House Republican Campaign Committee Increases Ad Spending Ahead of Midterm Elections

The House Republican campaign arm is investing nearly $8.7 million in ad reservations for over 20 competitive races ahead of the midterm elections, following a Supreme Court ruling that allows unlimited coordinated spending. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has not made similar ad buys yet, highlighting differing strategies as both parties prepare for the elections.

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The House Republican campaign arm is investing nearly $8.7 million in ad reservations for over 20 competitive races ahead of the midterm elections, following a Supreme Court ruling that allows unlimited coordinated spending. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has not made similar ad buys yet, highlighting differing strategies as both parties prepare for the elections.

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House GOP flexes campaign cash advantage with ad barrage after Supreme Court ruling

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House Republican Campaign Committee Increases Ad Spending Ahead of Midterm Elections