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Political ad spending for 2024 election cycle projected to top $10 billion, breaking records | CNN Politics


The 2024 election cycle is projected to be the most expensive to date, with anticipated ad spending of $10.2 billion across all platforms.. In a new report, the ad tracking firm AdImpact said the ... Read More

Political ad spending projected to be $133M in 2024 cycle - MSN


Political ad spending projected to be $ ... $10.69 billion spent in the election cycle, with $3.1 billion already spent ... for the 2024 election cycle from AdImpact ... Read More

Political Ad Spend for the 2024 Election Cycle Hit a Record $11.1 Billion


New research on the 2023-24 election cycle has concluded, as expected, that it was the most expensive one ever. But an AdImpact study also found that the $11.1 billion record-breaking spending was not ... Read More

The final price tag on 2024 political advertising: Almost $11 billion - NBC News


The total bill for ad spending in the 2024 election hit almost $11 billion, a new record and a substantial increase from the $9 billion spent in 2020. Read More

2024 election ad spending tops $10 billion - NPR


2024 election ad spending tops $10 billion Spending on campaign ads is up $1 billion from four years ... Pennsylvania has been a political hotbed in this cycle. ... Here are the top 10 spenders: 1. Read More

Political Ad Spending To Top $12 Billion in 2024 | TV Tech


A new study from The Myers Report estimates that U.S. political ad spending for the 2024 campaign will top $12 billion, eclipsing the $9.02 billion spent in 2020 and the $8.9 billion doled out for the ... Read More

US Political Ad Spending Forecast 2024: The $12 Billion Election is Here - A New High with Spend to Nearly Triple the $4.25 Billion Spent in 2016 - Yahoo Finance


US Political Ad Spending Forecast 2024: The $12 Billion Election is Here - A New High with Spend to Nearly Triple the $4.25 Billion Spent in 2016 Research and Markets Thu, Aug 22, 2024, 3:02 AM 2 ... Read More

Election ad spending - LAist


Altogether, $10.5 billion has been spent on campaign ads in the 2024 election cycle, on races from president down to county commissioner, according to data compiled by the ad-tracking firm ... Read More

Pennsylvania presidential ad spending may break records - New York Post


Political advertising in Pennsylvania for the upcoming 2024 presidential election is predicted to reach $360 million. Getty Images “With spending centralized in a handful of swing states that ... Read More

$16 Billion Will Be Spent in the 2024 Election. Where’s It All Going? | National News | U.S. News - U.S. News & World Report


The 2024 election cycle will end up costing close to $16 billion, election transparency nonprofit Open Secrets has projected. Even after adjusting for inflation, that predicted total is more than ... Read More

Political ad spending for 2024 election cycle projected to top $10 billion, breaking records | KRDO


(CNN) — The 2024 election cycle is projected to be the most expensive to date, with anticipated ad spending of $10.2 billion across all platforms. In a new report, the ad tracking firm AdImpact ... Read More

Political ad spending projected to be $133M in 2024 cycle


(The Center Square) – Political spending in West Virginia on the upcoming election is now expected to be significantly lower at $133 million, a drop of nearly $73 million from ... Read More


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