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2026-11-01 12:47
Where are the most expensive midterm races and who is funding them?
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- Al JazeeraLean left
Senate races in Texas, Michigan and Ohio rank among the most expensive in this year's midterm cycle.
Read at aljazeera.com → - The New York TimesLean left
The future of American politics runs through the South.
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The 2026 midterms have officially become the most expensive election cycle ever, with a handful of races dominating the ad spending charts. On Monday, the current cycle reached $11.21 billion in ad spending and reservations, surpassing the $11.2 billion spent during the 2024 cycle, which included…
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The “Ruthless Podcast" hosts share which races and early results they’ll be watching on election night as the critical 2026 midterms approach.
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Al JazeeraLean left
Where are the most expensive midterm races and who is funding them?
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Three Midterm Races I am Watching Closely
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The 5 most expensive races this midterm cycle
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What the Ruthless Fellas are watching ahead of the midterms
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