Trump, Biden shower ad money on Phoenix, Philadelphia, Florida's I-4 corridor in final stretch
Source: USA Today
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Tampa, where viewers saw 9,177 ads for $9 million. Biden was supported by 6,580 ads and Trump by 2,597 ads.
Orlando, where viewers saw 8,781 ads for $10.7 million. Biden was supported by 6,079 ads and Trump by 2,702 ads.
Miami, where viewers saw 8,128 ads for $10.8 million. Biden was supported by 5,737 ads and Trump by 2,391 ads.
Philadelphia, where viewers saw 7,118 ads for $8.8 million. Biden was supported by 5,581 ads and Trump by 1,537 ads.
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Read more: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2020/10/16/trump-biden-campaign-ads-florida-arizona-pennsylvania-priorities-strategy/3594541001/
Much more at the link, but I wanted to post some of the info about specific markets.
I found this story thanks to this tweet from Frank Luntz, minutes ago:
Link to tweet
marybourg
(12,584 posts)My Pet Orangutan
(9,171 posts)and hugely diverse demographics. It is the most expensive state to cover effectively. If a quarter of the money spent there had been funneled into Texas, the Lone Star State would be blue this year.
Grins
(7,188 posts)Theres a message in there.
zipplewrath
(16,646 posts)And I can't wait until election day so I don't have to see these ads anymore.
Zorro
(15,722 posts)Trump has protected Social Security and Medicare, Biden will weaken them by allowing illegal immigrants to participate in them. Trump has rescued the American economy, Biden will increase your taxes by 14%. Trump has kept his promises, Biden has no accomplishments after decades in office. Trump is fighting for you and for maintaining law and order, Biden supports the radical left agenda to defund the police etc. etc. etc.
BumRushDaShow
(128,370 posts)I only started hearing the first 45 ads on the local news radio station last week. But for every 1 of those, there were at least 2 - 3 Biden ads within the same couple hour time frame. Biden is also running ads on SiriusXM, which includes a RDS text indicating its his ad.
mdbl
(4,973 posts)why do we expect twitter to take them down but not TV networks?
Yavin4
(35,411 posts)Ads are used to inform and make people feel comfortable with the candidate.
BigmanPigman
(51,560 posts)are where he needs to pick up votes.
https://www.inquirer.com/politics/election/trump-biden-philadelpha-northeast-south-20201017.html