AuH20
10-30-2013, 09:45 AM
Spread enough lies early with vast donor money. Rand should take notice because this is how the Clinton Machine rolls. They will do the same to Rand when the time comes.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2013/10/28/why-terry-mcauliffe-is-beating-ken-cuccinelli-in-5-charts/
And according to a breakdown of ad spending provided by a source watching the race closely, that’s a compelling point. In total, McAuliffe’s campaign spent more than $14 million on television ads between May 5 and Oct. 27, the data show. Cuccinelli has spent $8.5 million. And the outside groups backing both candidates skew in McAuliffe’s favor as well: Democratic groups like Next Generation, funded by California environmental activist and billionaire Tom Steyer, and Independence USA, a PAC funded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, have poured almost $8 million into the state on McAuliffe’s behalf. Outside Republican groups have added about $5.7 million in spending on Cuccinelli’s behalf.
McAuliffe has outspent Cuccinelli almost two-to-one in the pricey Washington, D.C., market. McAuliffe has spent a lot more in the Roanoke market, which reaches voters in Southwest Virginia, and in the Harrisonburg, W.Va., media market, which reaches voters around the Shenandoah Mountains.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2013/10/28/why-terry-mcauliffe-is-beating-ken-cuccinelli-in-5-charts/
And according to a breakdown of ad spending provided by a source watching the race closely, that’s a compelling point. In total, McAuliffe’s campaign spent more than $14 million on television ads between May 5 and Oct. 27, the data show. Cuccinelli has spent $8.5 million. And the outside groups backing both candidates skew in McAuliffe’s favor as well: Democratic groups like Next Generation, funded by California environmental activist and billionaire Tom Steyer, and Independence USA, a PAC funded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, have poured almost $8 million into the state on McAuliffe’s behalf. Outside Republican groups have added about $5.7 million in spending on Cuccinelli’s behalf.
McAuliffe has outspent Cuccinelli almost two-to-one in the pricey Washington, D.C., market. McAuliffe has spent a lot more in the Roanoke market, which reaches voters in Southwest Virginia, and in the Harrisonburg, W.Va., media market, which reaches voters around the Shenandoah Mountains.