As the 2022 Midterm Election gets closer, the Republican Party is ramping up its television ad buys in key states, where the fate of the U.S. Senate will be decided. Here are all the states where the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) has bought ads, according to Chairman Sen. Rick Scott of Florida:
Georgia
In Georgia, where Republicans hope to knock off far-left Democrat Sen. Raphael Warnock, the NRSC is spending $9.5 million to reserve air time. The frontrunner GOP candidate to take on Warnock is former University of Georgia running back Herschel Walker.
White House [Public Domain]Wisconsin
In Wisconsin, the GOP hopes to hold onto Republican Sen. Ron Johnson’s seat as Democrats have decided to target it. The NRSC is dunking $9 million in ad buys.
New Hampshire
The GOP hopes to flip the seat held by Democrat Sen. Maggie Hassan, who is a rubber stamp for the far-left agenda. The GOP has reserved $9 million in air time in the state.
Margaret Hassan questions a witness during a senate hearing via Wikimedia Commons.Arizona
The GOP hopes to flip back the seat held by Democrat Sen. Mark Kelly with an ad buy of $8 million.
Photo by Gage SkidmorePennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, the GOP hopes to keep the state’s U.S. Senate seat in the Republican column after Sen. Pat Toomey has decided not to seek another term.
Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania speaking at the 2014 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Maryland. Via Wikimedia Commons.North Carolina
In North Carolina, Republicans hope to hold onto the seat held by retiring Sen. Richard Burr. The NRSC has already bought $6.5 million in airtime for the race. Congressman Ted Budd is 45th President Trump’s endorsed candidate in the race.
US Senate candidate Ted Budd via Wikimedia Commons.Nevada
The GOP hopes to flip the seat held by first-term Sen. Catherine Cortez-Masto with a $3 million ad by from the NRSC.
U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto speaking with attendees at the Clark County Democratic Party’s 2020 Kick Off to Caucus Gala at the Tropicana Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada. Via Wikimedia Commons.
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