Midterm Campaign Ad Spending Exceeds $10 Billion as Voters Face High Costs
Campaign advertising has surpassed $10 billion this election cycle while voters struggle to cover groceries and gas, according to NPR.
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Spending on campaign advertising has exceeded $10 billion during this election cycle, according to an NPR perspective piece on the midterms.
The piece contrasts that advertising total with the difficulty voters face in paying for everyday necessities, including groceries and gasoline.
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