Top GOP group pauses spending in North Carolina in latest Senate warning sign
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By Patrick Svitek, CNN (CNN) — National Republicans are starting to make major moves to divert resources away from the North Carolina Senate race where GOP candidate Michael Whatley has long been trailing in polls.
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The move signals that Senate Republicans are moving away from trying to put former RNC Chairman Michael Whatley in the upper chamber and shifting instead to reelect Marshall, who is facing a tough race against Democratic pastor Adam Hamilton.
By Patrick Svitek, CNN (CNN) — National Republicans are starting to make major moves to divert resources away from the North Carolina Senate race where GOP candidate Michael Whatley has long been trailing in polls.
Senate Leadership Fund, a Republican political action committee that raises money and spends on ads supporting GOP Senate candidates, is moving money out of North Carolina and into Kansas, according to a source familiar with SLF’s plans.
The top super political action committee supporting Republican Senate candidates has stopped buying ads in North Carolina, the latest sign of trouble for GOP nominee Michael Whatley.
The top super political action committee for Senate Republicans is canceling all the remaining ads it had booked in North Carolina as of Friday, shifting away tens of millions of dollars.
Senate Republicans’ top campaign spending organization is pulling back in purple North Carolina and pouring money into red Kansas. That striking shift shows how the party’s plan to keep its majority in November has turned into an increasingly defensive fight.
The moves offer a stark sign of how dramatically the Senate map has shifted just a month before midterm elections that will determine control of Congress.
Republicans are giving up on keeping a US Senate seat in North Carolina, and instead have moved their money to deep-red Kansas, where they are trying to save Sen. Roger Marshall from defeat.
The Senate Leadership Fund set aside $71 million to elevate North Carolina GOP nominee Michael Whatley — but is cutting its losses after shelling out just $30 million.
By Patrick Svitek, CNN (CNN) — National Republicans are starting to make major moves to divert resources away from the North Carolina Senate race where GOP candidate Michael Whatley has long been trailing in polls.
Senate Leadership Fund is redirecting ad spending from Michael Whatley’s campaign to support other candidates A major Republican political action committee pulled the plug on financial support for its Senate candidate in North Carolina , Michael Whatley, according to multiple reports, as the party b…
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