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Democratic Group Kicks Off $50 Million Midterm Blitz in Conservative Strongholds

Democratic Group Kicks Off $50 Million Midterm Blitz in Conservative Strongholds
New York Times Tuesday 09 June 2026, 09:03 UTC By Shane Goldmacher 1 min read
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American Bridge is kicking off a roughly $50 million advertising campaign targeting Republicans in more than a dozen House districts and four Senate races.

American Bridge is kicking off a roughly $50 million advertising campaign targeting Republicans in more than a dozen House districts and four Senate races.
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