Senate Republicans’ Top PAC Dropping $1 Million Into Deep-Red Mississippi

Republican senators' main political action committee is spending $1 million on advertising in Mississippi. Mississippi has not elected a Democratic senator since 1989, making it a reliably Republican state. The spending suggests Republicans view the upcoming Senate seat as competitive enough to require their support.

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The latest sign of Republican midterm problems: A top super PAC is buying ads in Mississippi

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The latest sign of Republican midterm problems: A top super PAC is buying ads in Mississippi

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The latest sign of Republican midterm problems: A top super PAC is buying ads in Mississippi

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The latest sign of Republican midterm problems: A top super PAC is buying ads in Mississippi

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The latest sign of Republican midterm problems: A top super PAC is buying ads in Mississippi

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The latest sign of Republican midterm problems: A top super PAC is buying ads in Mississippi

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The latest sign of Republican midterm problems: A top super PAC is buying ads in Mississippi

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Senate Republicans’ Top PAC Dropping $1 Million Into Deep-Red Mississippi

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Senate Republicans’ top PAC dropping $1 million into deep-red Mississippi