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“The Senate, where Democrats need to win four more seats for a majority, has attracted the biggest share of spending, about $US3.4 billion, according to AdImpact, which tracks ad spending.”

“Ad-tracking business AdImpact says the crypto sector has spent $US68 million on defeating Brown, who is up against Republican incumbent Jon Husted in a high-stakes Senate race.”

“Beyond the free flow of dollars, analytics firm AdImpact has pegged political advertising spending for this election at $US11.2 billion ($16 billion).”

“The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), which supported her in the primary, spent at least $US30 million ($43 million) attacking El-Sayed during the primary and began spending more starting in October.”

“Watching members of his own party distancing themselves from him, spending a fraction of their billion-dollar ad budget on the party’s long-time figurehead, he is freed toward his more dangerous impulses.”

“Jacqui Keats, Black Head Time for truth laws With the advent of AI and elections approaching at both state and federal levels, Australia should enact truth-in-political-advertising laws (“Republican ad riling the US is a warning for Australia”, October 22).”