Trump-Aligned Super PACs Reserve Over $150 Million in Ad Spending for Midterm Races
Two political action committees aligned with President Trump are directing a large ad campaign toward Republican-leaning House and Senate races that have become competitive, according to NPR News.
Two super PACs aligned with President Trump have reserved more than $150 million in advertising spending ahead of the midterm elections, according to a report by NPR News published Thursday.
The report said the spending is concentrated primarily in House and Senate races in traditionally Republican-leaning, or "deep red," districts and states that have recently become competitive.
NPR News characterized the effort as a response to what it described as a difficult political environment for Republicans heading into the midterm contests.
The report did not name the specific super PACs, the individual races targeted, or provide further details on the timing or distribution of the ad spending.
NPR News has not yet published additional information on the matter beyond the initial figures reported.
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