Democrats Are Poised To Outspend Republicans on Ads Through Election Day

Much of the spending has been focused on a race to define Vice President Harris.

AP/Stephen B. Morton
Vice President Harris at a rally on August 29, 2024, at Savannah. AP/Stephen B. Morton

Democrats enjoy a substantial advantage in money to spend on ads ahead of the election, building on an advantage they’ve maintained since the primaries.

In the race for the White House, Democrats have invested more in the swing states than Republicans, according to a new report by political spending watchdog AdImpact.

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