S. Senate seat is underway. A significant amount has been spent on advertising by one candidate.
This candidate has used various media platforms, including broadcast and streaming devices, to reach voters. The total spent on advertising is over $25 million. Further information about the campaign and advertising efforts is available.
The candidate's ads have featured personal messages, including a spot with a family member.
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