I don’t really know how this compares to the races on November 3rd, but since the announcement of runoffs, Republicans have secured $28 million more in ads than Democrats in the state.
Political groups have already spent or reserved more than $126 million to advertise for the 63-day campaign, with Republicans exceeding Democrats $77.2 million to $49.3 million, according to Kantar's Campaign Media Analysis Group.The campaigns wasted little time to influence the two crucial contests after Perdue and Loeffler failed to hit the 50% threshold on Election Day, setting up elections against Democratic challengers Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock on January 5.Loeffler leads the pack, spending or reserving nearly $42 million in ads for her runoff race, far more than the $19 million she spent up until the general election November 3. Warnock has booked $24.4 million for ads in the runoff race, Perdue has set aside $19.3 million and Ossoff has marked $13.7 million.
We have Abrams on our side, which gives us a big advantage, but it’s going to take everything we can muster to get Ossoff and Warnock over the finish line in January especially with the GOP set on destroying democracy.
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