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What's new in campaign ads? Asking for money to buy more ads and run them absolutely everywhere

by Kimberly Adams
Mar 5, 2024
No screen is likely to be safe from the deluge.
No screen is likely to be safe from the deluge of political advertising this year.
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Money in politics helps, but it's not everything

by Kimberly Adams
Mar 5, 2020
Former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg dropped out of the presidential race after spending a record half a billion dollars.
Mike Bloomberg suspended his presidential campaign Wednesday.
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What's next for wealthy donors when candidates drop out?

by Sarah Menendez
Mar 2, 2016
The top donors to presidential campaigns are spending millions of dollars on candidates. But who will they back next if their candidates leave the race?
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush dropped out of the race shortly following the South Carolina primary, despite having a well-financed campaign. 
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The power of superdelegates and campaign contributions

by Nancy Marshall-Genzer
Mar 1, 2016
Democratic superdelegates can bring in the campaign contributions.
Voters cast their ballots at the polling place at Fairfax Circle Baptist Church during Super Tuesday voting March 1, 2016 in Fairfax, Virginia. 
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By The Numbers

It's already Tuesday? Super.

by Tobin Low
Mar 1, 2016
Here are the numbers we're reading and watching for Tuesday.
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Your guide to the economies in Super Tuesday states

by Tony Wagner
Feb 29, 2016
We called experts from all 11 states to get the lay of the land.
Heidi Nelson Cruz, wife of Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) waves on stage at Gilley's Dallas the day before Super Tuesday February 29, 2016 in Dallas, Texas. Candidates have spread themselves out over the U.S. in the lead up to Super Tuesday where twelve states will hold primary voting. 
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Where the economy popped up on Super Tuesday

by Jeremy Hobson
Mar 7, 2012
Last night, the Republican presidential candidates all mentioned economic issues in their speeches following the primaries and caucuses in ten states.
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Super PAC money no help building campaign organizations

by John Dimsdale
Mar 5, 2012
Super PACs are not allowed to spend the millions they take in on campaign organizations. Some cash-rich Super Tuesday candidates were so organization poor they couldn't collect enough signatures to get on ballots in all ten states.
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Super Tuesday states face serious economic issues

by Elizabeth Wynne Johnson
Mar 2, 2012
The GOP candidates have focused on social issues. But in many of the ten Super Tuesday states like Ohio, voters may be more interested to hear their plans to solve some serious economic problems.
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