Michigan seemed to be slipping from Trump, but now he’s competing again there

From The New York Times: “For now Mr. Biden — whose campaign is flush with cash — is notably outspending Mr. Trump in Michigan. Mr. Trump has bought just under $1.1 million in time on Michigan television stations for the week, compared with $2.4 million for Mr. Biden, according to data from [AdImpact].” Read the full […]

Ads both for and against Republican Burgess Owens hit Utah’s airwaves

From The Salt Lake Tribune: “The House Majority PAC, which is linked to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was first out of the gate with a brutal ad slamming Republican nominee Burgess Owens for declaring bankruptcy six times and having unpaid taxes. The spot is part of a $342,000 advertising buy from the super PAC for […]

Top pro-Trump super PAC unleashes swing state ad blitz

From The Hill: “The blitz could also give the Trump campaign crucial air cover as it rejiggers its advertising strategy. Tracking firm [AdImpact] reported Tuesday that the campaign has pushed back its fall ad buys in Arizona, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, Ohio and Pennsylvania.” Read the full article here.

Democrats Flip Open the Health Care Playbook

From The New York Times: “Over the past 30 days, health care has been the second most popular issue in Senate races, with just under $13 million spent on health care-related ads. In House races, it was similarly popular, with $2.5 million spent, according to [AdImpact].” Read the full article here.

It hardly seems possible, but the presidential campaign is about to amp up in Florida

From the Sun Sentinel: “From June 1 through Aug. 31, the Biden and Trump campaigns spent a combined total of $46.3 million in Florida’s 10 television markets, according to Advertising Analytics. As of midweek, the campaigns had already reserved almost $53.7 million for Sept. 1 through Nov. 3 — and could still buy more.” Read the full article […]