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2026-10-14 10:32
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Republicans Pull Back Funding in Battleground Districts, Shaking Up Midterm Spending
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Republicans in historically critical battleground county pull no punches in midterm homestretch: 'Lot of hope'
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First reported by The Daily Signal (Right); 2 outlets over 11h.
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Jon Husted targets Sherrod Brown's 50-year political record as the Ohio Senate race tightens around data centers and affordability concerns.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson’s super PAC is halting millions in spending across four battleground districts, shaking up its midterm campaign plans. As the top campaigner for House Republicans, Johnson has raised hundreds of millions through the super PAC.
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