US Campaign Finance & Advertising
Regulatory scrutiny, compliance disputes, and policy debates over campaign advertising spending, taxpayer-funded publicity, and election finance rules.
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Latest in US Campaign Finance & Advertising· Oct 21
Broadcast television and radio captured nearly half of midterm political ad spending, holding their ground against digital platforms. Campaigns maintained heavy investment in traditional airwave media despite the expansion of digital channels, citing the reach and targeting capabilities of linear broadcasting. The split reflects a bifurcated strategy where candidates allocate resources across both legacy and emerging platforms rather than abandoning television for digital-only approaches.
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Broadcast TV captures nearly half of midterm political ad spending
Political advertising spending remains split between traditional broadcast and digital channels as campaigns allocate budgets across both mediums.
CNBC
- Single source7 days ago
Musk's massive donation powers Republican Senate fundraising to new high
The Tesla CEO contributed $158 million to a GOP Senate super PAC, helping it reach a record $273 million as Republicans invest heavily in Texas.
CNBC
- Single source10 days ago
Farage's longtime pollster held undisclosed position at major polling firm
Nigel Farage adviser held undisclosed position at polling firm, raising transparency questions.
The Guardian
- Single source23 days ago
Customs agency bankrolled Trump administration promotional campaign
The Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection division funded government advertisements promoting the Trump administration, with Democrats noting a $20 million allocation before midterm elections.
CNBC