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Trial Balloon · Ep. 193: The Magnificent Seven

Val Demings Leads In Facebook Ad Spending

October 1, 2021 · 10:40 am ET · Leave a Comment

FWIW: “And lastly, we’ve been tracking digital ad spending every single week this year, and one politician has come out on top, at least in terms of dollars spent: Rep. Val Demings. The Florida Congresswoman is aiming to unseat Sen. Marco Rubio next year in what will undoubtedly be one of the nation’s most expensive Senate races ever. In order to do so, she’s building a grassroots army of supporters.”

“Demings has spent more than any other candidate on Facebook advertising in 2021, and almost all of her ads have been to build her campaign war chest. Since mid-May, her campaign has spent over $3 million on Facebook ads and $400,000 on Google ads to raise money.”

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