BOTH SIDES

The GOP Advance ​

Republican-aligned super PACs posted a net increase of $2.09 million across 64 filings, while Democratic-aligned groups recorded a net decrease of $1.85 million across 128 filings.: Several GOP SuperPacs were very active. The Congressional Leadership Fund (CLF) which posted a net increase of $1.34 million across 21 filings. No Going Back PAC (R) added $817,837 across nine filings. MAGA Inc. added $214,796 in a single filing. The Senate Leadership Fund (SLF PAC) posted a net decrease of $284,166 across 33 filings.

The Democratic Retreat

WinSenate (D) recorded a net decrease of $2.24 million across 71 filings. Fresh Start SC PAC (D) recorded a net increase of $742,450 across 21 filings. House Majority PAC (HMP) (D) posted a net decrease of $355,301 across 36 filings.

Where the Money Moved

Iowa led with a net increase of $869,310 across 15 filings; the Iowa U.S. Senate race is rated Toss-up. Texas followed with $705,301 across five filings; the Texas U.S. Senate race is also rated Toss-up. Kansas, Michigan, Colorado, Florida, South Carolina, Washington, New Mexico, Arizona, New Jersey, New York, and New Hampshire also saw net increases.

North Carolina recorded the largest net decrease at $2.31 million across 43 filings; the North Carolina U.S. Senate race is rated Lean Democratic. Ohio followed with a net decrease of $594,555 across 31 filings; the Ohio U.S. Senate race is rated Toss-up. Georgia, Nebraska, California, and Pennsylvania also saw net decreases. Three filings totaling $10,352 were grouped in a single time bucket.

Sitting it out: One Nation (R), American Action Network (R), and House Majority Forward (D) filed no ad buys in the window.

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