More Than $10 Billion Has Been Spent On Ads In The 2024 Election; Harris, Trump Tied At 48 Percent In Pennsylvania; Battle For The House Heats Up Ahead Of Election Day. Aired 12:30-1p ET

The candidates have raised an extraordinary amount of money inan election awash with cash on an unprecedented scale. Thebattleground is confined to a few dozen seats, with neither partyhaving a clear advantage in a majority of seats. Republicans hold 221seats to Democrats' 214. Democrats are fa...

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Published inInside Politics (CNN)
Main Authors Bash, Dana, Axelrod, David, Urban, David, King, John
Format Transcript
LanguageEnglish
Published Atlanta CQ Roll Call 01.11.2024
Subjects
Harris, Kamala
Negative campaigning
Political advertising
Political campaigns
Politics
Presidential elections
State elections
Tax cuts
Taxes
Trump, Donald J
Voter behavior
Voters
United States > US
Pennsylvania
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Summary:The candidates have raised an extraordinary amount of money inan election awash with cash on an unprecedented scale. Thebattleground is confined to a few dozen seats, with neither partyhaving a clear advantage in a majority of seats. Republicans hold 221seats to Democrats' 214. Democrats are favored in 205 seats, whileRepublicans are favored in 208, leaving 22 seats in the Toss Upcolumn. GUESTS: Amy Walter
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