Republicans Dominate Ohio Senate Race

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Democrats’ advertising advantage evaporates in key Ohio Senate race

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Republicans are spending $70 million to $35 million on TV, radio and digital ads in Ohio 's Senate race.

Democrats had a clear advertising advantage out of a March primary that cost Moreno millions of dollars to win.

Brown and Moreno have each expressed passing interest in having a debate, but neither has demanded one.

The DSCC will spend more money in Texas and Florida , but Peters stressed that the new investments will not divert resources from other states, like Montana and Ohio .

Democrats have been able to stretch their money a bit more than the spending disparity shows, in part because candidates can buy ads at lower rates than super PACs.

Brown ’s campaign on its own has spent $10.5 million on ads this month .

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