Sentences with phrase «political ad dollars»

Some critical quotes: «Though most political ad dollars traditionally are spent after Labor Day, tight primaries and early spending on House, Senate and gubernatorial races have pushed...

«Though most political ad dollars traditionally are spent after Labor Day, tight primaries and early spending on House, Senate and gubernatorial races have pushed local TV - ad spending above $ 311 million as of mid-August, up 45 % from the same point in 2004 and more than three times as much as in 2002...»

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Hundreds of millions of dollars have been sunk in political ads the past few weeks.

«People can see that Christy Clark thinks that putting government political ads on television is a good use of taxpayer dollars.

Is there any law which prohibits foreigners (non-US citizens) from spending billions of dollars to sway U.S. elections by deliberately placing attack ads against certain political parties?

Where campaign dollars used to be spent on direct mail and television ad buys, their thinking goes, modern political infrastructures should be spending money on YouTube pre-roll video ads, search engine optimization, promoted Tweets and Facebook posts.

This is great news for CampaignGrid, since online political ad spending is projected to reach almost a billion dollars in 2016.

Produced by Jimmy Siegel, a noted political adman, the ad cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and comes as charter operators are set to hold a large rally on September 30, according to Politico New York.

Former NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg will run millions of dollars in political television ads against four state attorneys general who are suing the Obama administration over new regulations on carbon emissions from power plants.

The agreement says the firm — which separately has been paid $ 3.7 million dollars by Mangano's campaign to produce political ads — would produce commercials for the parks department and provide the commissioner with demographic information to determine where to air the spots.

«But what did they expect running a candidate from Brooklyn whose views on everything from raising taxes, to forcing hardworking families to pay for campaign ads, to giving billions of dollars to Iran to build nuclear weapons with which to threaten Israel are miles outside the political mainstream?

Apparently, there's clip art for political ads, as evidenced by the image of a fat cat smoking hundred - dollar bills in a state Democratic Senate Campaign Committee's recent anti-Amedore ad.

Sen. James Seward, R - Milford, No «State tax dollars should be used to help our schools, repair our roads, and enhance public safety, not pay for political ads.»

Any relatively sophisticated computer user with a thousand - dollar machine can create convincing political ads using text superimposed over a handful of stock images and public - domain footage.