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Democrat Senate Super PAC targets 4 Republican seats
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The Democrats' main Senate super PAC is booking another $54 million in TV ads for the midterm campaign's final stretch, targeting four Republican-held seats.
Key facts
- The Democrats' main Senate super PAC is booking another $54 million in TV ads for the midterm campaign's final stretch, targeting four Republican-held seats
- Senate Majority PAC, the super PAC aligned with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, is expanding its footprint in four battlegrounds
- Senate Leadership Fund, the super PAC aligned with Republicans and Majority Leader John Thune, remains significantly better capitalized
- What they're saying: "Injecting new resources into the four most competitive Senate races shows how clearly the battleground map has shifted toward Democrats," Senate Majority PAC spokesperson Lauren
Summary
The new reservations offer a roadmap to where Democrats think they can flip seats. Republicans' last major advertising reservation was aimed largely at defending incumbents, and protecting the GOP "red wall" to preserve their majority. Senate Majority PAC, the super PAC aligned with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, is expanding its footprint in four battlegrounds. What they're saying: "Injecting new resources into the four most competitive Senate races shows how clearly the battleground map has shifted toward Democrats," Senate Majority PAC spokesperson Lauren French said.