Democrats added a net $266,710 in ad-buy dollars across 6 filings, while Republicans cut a net $252,155 across 16 filings. WinSenate, a Democratic-aligned super PAC, added $250,250 in the Michigan U.S. Senate race, which is rated Lean Democratic.
The Democratic advance: WinSenate (D) posted a net gain of $250,710 across 5 filings, with $250,250 in Michigan and $460 across 3 filings in New Hampshire, rated Likely Democratic. House Majority PAC (D) added $16,000 across 1 filing in Wisconsin. House Majority Forward (D) is a House Majority PAC affiliate, and Fresh Start SC PAC (D) is a WinSenate affiliate.
The GOP retreat: Senate Leadership Fund (SLF PAC) (R) posted a net decrease of $160,430 across 13 filings, driven by a $278,610 pullback in the Georgia U.S. Senate race, rated Likely Democratic, partially offset by gains of $114,760 across 10 filings in the Iowa U.S. Senate race, rated Toss-up, and $3,420 in 1 filing in the Mississippi U.S. Senate race, rated Likely Republican. No Going Back PAC (R) recorded a net decrease of $91,725 across 3 filings, as a $120,600 cut in Wisconsin outweighed a $28,875 addition across 2 filings in South Carolina's 1st U.S. House District, rated Lean Republican. One Nation (R), a Senate Leadership Fund affiliate; Congressional Leadership Fund (R); American Action Network (R), a Congressional Leadership Fund affiliate; and MAGA Inc. (R) are all Republican super PACs.
Where the money moved: Michigan led with a net gain of $250,250 across 2 filings, followed by Iowa at $114,760 across 10 filings and South Carolina at $28,875 across 2 filings; Mississippi and New Hampshire also saw smaller additions.
Where it left: Georgia recorded the largest net decrease at $278,610 across 2 filings, followed by Wisconsin at $104,600 across 2 filings.
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