Top Democratic super PAC spends more in Michigan, Maine
Senate Democrats’ top super PAC is pouring nearly $7 million more into two major races.
Senate Democrats’ top super PAC, Senate Majority PAC, is significantly increasing its spending in key races, according to details first reported by Semafor. The group has allocated an additional $3.7 million to its campaign in Michigan, bringing its total investment in the state to nearly $35 million. This funding is aimed at supporting Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in the highly competitive race against Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers.
Additionally, Senate Majority PAC is spending an extra $3 million in Maine to aid Democrat Troy Jackson in his bid against incumbent GOP Sen. Susan Collins. The group is strategically pausing its ad campaigns in Georgia and North Carolina, where Democratic candidates Jon Ossoff and Roy Cooper are expected to win, while focusing its efforts on battleground states such as New Hampshire, Michigan, Maine, Kansas, Ohio, Iowa, Alaska, and Texas.
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