Getting in the (literal) swamp: Corruption becomes a $275 million fight in the midterm ad wars
In the 2024 midterm elections, candidates are spending $275 million on ads focused on corruption as a central campaign issue. They are accusing each other of being influenced by large donors and debating who supports restricting congressional stock trading more strictly. Some candidates are running ads that literally feature them standing in swamps, using the imagery to make their anti-corruption message.
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