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Senate Majority PAC is launching a $1.2 million television and digital ad campaign in the Mississippi Senate race. The spending marks the group's first investment in the deep-red state's Senate race this cycle as Democrats seek to flip the seat in November. BizPac Review and The Daily Caller note that Democrats are investing in a seat the party has not held since the 1980s.
Outlets across the political spectrum agree that the Senate Majority PAC is spending $1.2 million on a new ad campaign in the Mississippi Senate race.
The Center outlet The Hill and the Left outlet HuffPost frame the spending around midterm optimism and the party's broader strategy to flip the Senate. Right-leaning outlets like BizPac Review and The Daily Caller emphasize the unusual nature of the investment in a deep-red state that the party has not held since the 1980s, with The Daily Caller highlighting that the Democratic candidate is running a competitive race.
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Democratic super PAC to launch Senate ad campaign in Mississippi
A top Democratic super PAC is launching a $1.2 million ad campaign in the Mississippi Senate race, adding the deep-red state to its list of targets as the party seeks to flip the Senate in November. Senate Majority PAC (SMP) announced Tuesday that it will spend the money on television and digital ads through Election…
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Source context: A top Democratic super PAC is launching a $1.2 million ad campaign in the Mississippi Senate race, adding the deep-red state to its list of targets as the party seeks to flip the Senate in November. Senate Majority PAC (SMP) announced Tuesday that it will spend the money on telev…
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Senate Democrats' campaign spending group is wading into Mississippi's Senate race for the first time this cycle.
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A top Democratic super PAC is launching a $1.2 million ad campaign in the Mississippi Senate race, adding the deep-red state to its list of targets as the party seeks to flip the Senate in November. Senate Majority PAC (SMP) announced Tuesday that it will spend the money on television and digital ads through Election…
Senate Democrats' campaign spending group is wading into Mississippi's Senate race for the first time this cycle.
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Senate Democrats’ top campaign spending arm planned to spend $1.2 million in deep red Mississippi Tuesday while their candidate performed well in the polls. The Senate Majority…
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