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“The latest: Massive spending and presidential visits signal Ohio is back in play Republicans should have run away with critical contests for U.S.”

“She added about El-Sayed’s Republican opponent: “Mike Rogers loved every minute of it.””

“Elon Musk and the most expensive Senate race Total ad spending sits just under $340 million since each candidate locked up his nomination, according to the ad-tracking firm AdImpact.”

“Fundraising emerges as a key concern for Republicans Since the state’s August primary, Republican groups have committed to spending more than $26 million on television and digital advertising to boost Marshall, more than what they spent in his first race in…”

“Those ads are but a few examples of how Democrats and aligned advocacy groups are using an unpopular war as they challenge Republicans, aiming to win back power in the House and Senate.”

“Democratic candidates and their allies have spent more than $163 million since Sept. 1 on television advertising that mentions the president, according to an Associated Press analysis of data from AdImpact, which charts media spending.”

“Begich and Republican political action committees have ratcheted up ad spending in the House race since the primary.”

“The ad’s cost has jumped from $14,000 to $430,000 as it runs on a variety of network TV channels in markets across the country, according to AdImpact, which tracks media spending.”

“Safety and Affordability, an offshoot of MAGA Inc., committed this month to spending almost $3.2 million on advertising to help O’Donnell, according to the ad-tracking firm AdImpact.”