He was handily outspent in most states by Sanders and massively outspent by Bloomberg, who laid out $500 million for his distant third-place showing.
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Overall, Democrats outspent Republicans; and setting aside the much-discussed millions spent by outside groups, Jon Ossoff's campaign outspent Karen Handel's campaign $27 million to $250 million.
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That was proven in 2010, when conservative super PACs outspent
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This year, the gun violence prevention movement outspent the NRA.
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That margin narrowed even as the GOP outspent the Democrats.
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She outspent Trump almost three times over on television advertising.
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For years, the U.S. has far outspent its NATO allies.
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Given China's vast consumer base, locals increasingly fear being outspent.
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Trump also won't be outspent like he was last time.
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And supporters of the carbon tax have vastly outspent opponents.
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At this point, India's military is vastly outspent by China's.
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Bernie Sanders outspent Hillary Clinton and lost the Democratic primary.
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In the 2018 midterms, gun control groups actually outspent the NRA.
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We were outspent by $11 million-plus and it didn't matter.
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Each vastly outspent Trump in the primary and the general elections.
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Flinn, who's been self-funding his campaign, has heavily outspent Kustoff.
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She drastically outraised and outspent Trump in all key battleground states.
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As this amazing chart shows, Biden has only outspent Hawaii Rep.
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Republicans have outspent Democrats in the race by a wide margin.
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In House races alone, Democrats outspent their opponents by $300 million.
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Now, Republican-aligned groups have greatly outspent Democrats in the race.
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But, at least in the primary, right, I mean, he was outspent.
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Trump was outspent by his closest primary opponents - Jeb Bush, Florida Sen.
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The risk is that the pair are eventually outspent on new technologies.
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And Strange's campaign organization has outspent Moore by more than 300 percent.
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How'd that philosophy work for Clinton, who outspent Trump two to one?
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"Hillary's facing five important primaries tomorrow, and we're being outspent," she said.
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I have a campaign which has been outspent like 50 to 1.
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Republican outside groups have outspent their Democratic counterparts significantly in the state.
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She was outspent, but worked the district and rode a progressive wave.
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Its supporters had outspent the opposition, and Nashville was choking on cars.
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Ahlquist, the outsider candidate, has outspent all the candidates at $22.2 million.
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But Bernie Sanders outspent Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary and lost.
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As long as Nelson isn't dramatically outspent, he's probably the narrow favorite.
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Granger won Trump's endorsement in December, and she has vastly outspent Putnam.
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Billionaire J.B. Pritzker outlasted and outspent the Democratic field, while Republican Gov.
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On Facebook Saturday, Bloomberg outspent the president by more than 10-to-1.
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Before that, Clinton and her super PAC outspent Trump by even larger margins.
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The "no" campaign outspent the Sands-backed campaign by nearly 2-to-1.
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It drew intense opposition from the industry, which outspent proponents 12 to 1.
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He won the White House after being substantially outspent in the general election.
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Ted Cruz, whom he outspent on the platform more than 10-to-1.
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The Democratic Party faces a keen dilemma: It is badly outspent by Republicans.
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For the 2018 cycle nationally, liberal dark money groups outspent conservatives 54/31.
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Though she is being outspent nationally, Clinton's allies are picking up the slack.
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Feeley and Wolfson both said the soda industry outspent the pro-tax campaign.
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McCready's campaign dramatically outspent Bishop's in the race, $4.7 million to $1.9 million.
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He, like Ms. Nixon, is expected to be drastically outspent by Mr. Cuomo.
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He was the perceived front-runner and he attacked his vastly outspent rival.
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On campaign fund-raising, he can tell you how often he is outspent.
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He outspent President Donald Trump's reelection effort by $700,000 in the same period.
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In the final filing period, Clinton outspent Trump by $131 million to $95 million.
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Though vastly outspent by Ms McSally, the two populists won almost half the vote.
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Colbert Busch outspent Sanford — her brother, Stephen Colbert, was helpful in the fundraising department.
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Since 2015, China has outspent the U.S. by roughly $24 billion in 5G infrastructure.
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Overall, the Trump campaign outspent Clinton's on digital versus television, and the strategy worked.
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If Trump continues, he will have outspent Obama's entire eight years within 12 months.
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McGinty outspent Sestak 2-to-1, and most of that came from outside groups.
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With some $8.4 million in campaign funds, Handel outspent McBath by 5 to 1.
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Scott has drastically outspent him but has yet to surge ahead in the polls.
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Ms. Haaland was outspent, but she won a six-way primary despite being 'unviable.
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In Massachusetts, supporters outspent opponents by a margin of $2628 million to $28500 million.
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And it shows in how he has been outspent trying to win the Nov.
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Others note the Arnolds are being massively outspent by the industry they're taking on.
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Within the first few weeks, Bloomberg had already outspent the rest of the field.
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Is it impossible to come from nothing, be outspent 10-to-1 and win?
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In a major shift, gun control groups outspent the N.R.A. in the midterm elections.
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He won the race despite being outspent by former eBay CEO Meg Whitman, a Republican.
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China is developing that technology very aggressively and has outspent the United States since 2015.
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Ocasio-Cortez ran a low-budget campaign and was outspent by an 18-23 margin.
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"I worked double shifts and wore through my shoes, outspent 10:1 to get elected."
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In last November's mid-terms gun-control groups outspent the NRA for the first time.
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Trump nevertheless is expected to be significantly outspent by Hillary Clinton and her allied groups.
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However, gun-control groups have outspent gun-rights advocates in state elections in recent years.
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Overall, unions and their allies outspent supporters of the law by nearly 5-to-1.
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Sanders outspent Clinton over airwaves in NY by a 2-1 margin, per our data.
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But Trump is still being outspent on a scale never seen in modern presidential politics.
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He said Republicans were heavily outspent in Georgia and still managed to stave off defeat.
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Maloney outraised him in the final two months of the race but was heavily outspent.
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There, Trump has outspent Clinton by around $5 million with a nearly $36 million tab.
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Harris, an Air Force veteran, was far outspent, signaling that Carper took the challenge seriously.
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In 2628, he faced a challenge from Republican Connie Mack, who drastically outspent the senator.
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Biden slightly outspent Sanders in overall Facebook ad spending, $85033 million to Sanders's $1.24 million.
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As in many states, Mike Bloomberg has outspent everyone else by a large margin here.
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Biden slightly outspent Sanders in overall Facebook ad spending, $28503 million to Sanders's $22020 million.
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Each challenger outspent his or her opponent on Facebook advertisements, sometimes by a huge margin.
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Sanders has outraised, outspent and out-polled Biden in major Super Tuesday states like California.
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And Iran's poor economy means that its regional foes have outspent it on conventional weapons.
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In just one week, Bloomberg outspent his competitors between eight and 16 times on Facebook.
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We were outspent four-to-one against the three-term incumbent, and we beat him.
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In terms of campaign spending, Lamb's campaign significantly outraised and outspent Saccone's in the race.
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Lamb was outraised and outspent many times over by his opponent and the Republican Party.
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Cruz has also outspent the Democrat in the opening volley before the March 6 primaries.
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But the incumbent is being outspent on TV nearly 21.5-to-22, campaign-to-campaign.
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"The days of us being outspent 10 to 1 are over because of what happened tonight."
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He has been heavily outspent by Clinton since the general election began early this past summer.
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When Trump did finally start buying TV ad time, he has typically been outspent by Clinton.
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No wonder he's ahead in the polls despite being massively outspent on advertising by Hillary Clinton.
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Clinton has consistently outraised and outspent Trump, but the race has grown tighter in recent weeks.
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But Trump is still getting outspent on a scale never before seen in modern presidential politics.
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McCready's campaign has vastly outspent Bishop's, but Republican outside spending has dwarfed that of Democratic groups.
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Running as a independent in 2009, he outspent his opponent, Bill Thompson, by 14 to 1.
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The cynical explanation, commonly heard in comedy circles, is that the service just outspent everyone else.
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Despite being outspent in one election cycle, the N.R.A. remains a potent force in American politics.
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She was vastly outspent by Mr. Carper, who has won 13 consecutive statewide races since 1976.
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Mr. Sanders noted that he was often endorsing underdog candidates who would be outspent in campaigns.
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Since 2015, it has outspent the U.S. by $24 billion in 5G infrastructure, Deloitte's study found.
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Video Kleeb said activists have kept the project from moving forward for a decade, despite being outspent.
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He said Twitter is "tremendous" and helped him win races in states where he was vastly outspent.
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The New Mexico Democrat said he still expected his party to be outspent by Republican outside groups.
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Sanders vastly outspent Clinton there in television and radio advertising, but ultimately failed to upset his rival.
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Biden would be badly outspent on TV, if it weren't for a super PAC providing air cover.
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But without the big-name Democratic groups, Strickland is likely to be outspent by Republicans backing Portman.
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The National Republican Congressional Campaign outspent the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in a 2202-to-2628 ratio.
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The New Republic's Sarah Jones noted that Republicans and their allies vastly outspent Democrats in that contest.
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Team Clinton has outspent Team Trump in nine battleground states by a 40-1 ratio, NBC reported.
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Balderson was badly outspent candidate-to-candidate by O'Connor, requiring a massive intervention from outside Republican groups.
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Her campaign insists its super PAC reliance is a temporary necessity to avoid being outspent by Republicans.
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In fact, the Colombian government outspent U.S. aid investments to Plan Colombia by a factor of four.
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In all of the states that voted on wage increases this year, supporters far outspent their competition.
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In Nevada, Steyer outspent the rest of the Democratic field on advertisements by more than $13 million.
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Mr. Cuomo outspent Ms. Nixon 10 to one, with lots of chunky donations coming from rich people.
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In 2016, Lapowsky pointed out, the Trump campaign drastically outspent the Clinton campaign on platforms like Facebook.
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Peter Ambler, executive director at Giffords, said that in 2018 Giffords and Everytown together outspent the NRA.
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Despite their late entry into the race, Steyer and Bloomberg have already outspent the rest Democratic field.
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Among the major domestic banks, only Citigroup outspent Wells, paying about $8 million during those 18 months.
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Since jumping into the race in November, he has easily outspent the entire rest of the field.
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Bloomberg, whose net worth is $55.5 billion, has also outspent every Democratic candidate on Google's ads platform.
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The big picture: The Trump campaign to-date has far outspent his Democratic counterparts on digital ads.
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Despite being outspent by Republicans this cycle, they have maintained a strong digital fundraising presence through ActBlue.
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It actually got outspent by a second, smaller hawkish Israel policy group, the Israeli-American Coalition for Action.
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At the level of presidential or statewide elections, a candidate can be outspent by millions and still win.
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He will face Democrat Jacky Rosen, who has outraised and outspent Heller so far, in the November race.
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"We were completely outspent in commercials and at the mailbox," Ocasio-Cortez told Jacobin after her primary win.
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During one week in November 2015, DraftKings outspent every other company on the planet in weekly TV advertising.
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Trump has outspent Clinton in states where he is polling well, including states like Texas, Oklahoma and Tennessee.
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The two firms outspent their tech peers including Google, which was the biggest tech lobbying spender of 2018.
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But he has also outspent every other candidate from both parties, including roughly $46 million in March alone.
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In Missouri, unions had massively outspent right-to-work supporters, pouring more than $15 million into the fight.
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Halvorson narrowly lost to Shuster in the April primary, 49.5 percent to 50.5 percent, despite being heavily outspent.
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Former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke outspent Trump two weeks ago, dropping $157,000 on Facebook compared to Trump's $109,000.
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Despite being vastly outspent by his rivals, Duterte swept to power with almost 40 percent of the vote.
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Trump was wildly outspent on television in the primaries and then again by Hillary Clinton in the general.
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"We knew we would be outraised and outspent, without a doubt," said Sarah Groh, Ms. Pressley's campaign manager.
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Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg are all flush with funds, but Biden could be badly outspent leading into Iowa.
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But money began to pour in online — crucial for a campaign that has been outspent at every junction.
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His campaign outraised and outspent McCrory in what became the most expensive gubernatorial race in North Carolina history.
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Conor Lamb's victory earlier this year, where he outspent Republican Rick Saccone by a 3-to-22018 margin.
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So far, it marks the first time in at least two decades that gun-control groups have outspent gun-rights groups on federal races, though gun-control groups have outspent gun-rights advocates in state elections in recent years, according to data compiled by the National Institute on Money in Politics.
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Still, it wasn't just Clinton who heavily outspent Trump; he also shelled out much less than other recent nominees.
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He's facing off against Democrat Jacky Rosen, who so far has outraised and outspent Heller in the November race.
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In Kentucky, Clinton learned the lessons of Indiana, where Sanders outspent her on television, nearly $4493 million to $0.
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In what was expected to be a good year for Democratic candidates, Shalala also significantly outraised and outspent Salazar.
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During the Republican primary, Trump and his allies were outspent by wide margins by three rivals: former Florida Gov.
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While she still has relatively low name recognition, Rosen has both out-fundraised and outspent Heller in recent months.
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My opponent raised a majority of his funds, over $28500,6900, from political action committees and outspent us 2628:28503.
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When Trump nominated Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, for example, conservative groups outspent liberals nearly 20 to one.
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The regulators — outnumbered, outspent and trying to enforce weak laws — never stood much of a chance, former officials said.
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And in Maine, where a legalization initiative passed by 6900,2628 votes, backers outspent opponents more than 28503-to-22019.
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While Republicans have outspent their opponents on the airwaves, Democrats are also ramping up their spending in the race.
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The following year, those groups outspent the NRA by a huge margin in Virginia, home of the NRA's headquarters.
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The 285 midterms marked the first time the N.R.A. was outspent by gun control groups in a national campaign.
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Republicans outspent Democrats more than two-to-one on television and radio, according to media buyers in both parties.
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Northam has maintained a small lead in most public polls in recent weeks, despite being outspent on television ads.
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" He added, "The NRA may be based in Fairfax, Virginia, but we outspent them in Virginia by 8-1.
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Six years ago he won reelection by 22019 points; his Republican opponent, Tim Smith, outspent him by $7 million.
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The RSLC outspent its Democratic counterpart nearly 3-to-1 that cycle, but that advantage has disappeared this cycle.
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Republicans have far outspent Democrats on the airwaves in the district as they look to support Republican state Rep.
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The 285 midterms marked the first time the N.R.A. was outspent by gun control groups in a national campaign.
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Gun control groups outspent the N.R.A. in the 2018 election cycle, upending what had become the typical political order.
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Lamb has vastly outraised and outspent the Saccone campaign, allowing him to get his message out on the airwaves.
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He outspent the Clinton campaign in Michigan in the last week before the primary but the polls barely budged.
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McCaskill has also drastically outspent Hawley, putting up more than $33 million to ensure that she keeps her seat.
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Kyrsten Sinema, both of Arizona, are virtually tied, though Sinema has outspent her opponent $19.9 million to $20183 million.
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Finkenauer's campaign also significantly outraised and outspent Blum's campaign, although both candidates received significant outside money from national political groups.
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"We've seen many times where the industry has outspent communities and we've still won at the ballot box," Foster said.
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We'll spare you the math headaches ... Antonio's opponent raised over $2 million more and outspent him by over $1 million.
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He was significantly outspent in the five-way primary, one of the most competitive races of the 2018 midterm cycle.
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But some, like Texas senator Ted Cruz and incoming freshman congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, pulled out victories despite being outspent.
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Trump has been badly outspent on television during the entire campaign, but has nevertheless remained competitive in swing-state polling.
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The GOP nominee nevertheless paraded the fact that he remained competitive in the race despite being heavily outspent on advertising.
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Labour aims to spend £1m ($1.3m) on it in this year's election, having been outspent by the Tories last time.
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Corwin had never had a chance to vote for that budget, and she outspent Hochul 2-1 in the race.
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The Cook Political Report also put the race in the "Lean Democratic" column and Democrats outspent Republicans in the race.
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Cuomo is leading Nixon by wide margins in virtually every recent public poll and has drastically outspent his progressive challenger.
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The study also revealed that apparel spending was down 3% year-over-year, though females outspent males by approximately $170.
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Former Nashville Mayor Karl Dean, who significantly outspent House Minority Leader Craig Fitzhugh, will win the Democratic nomination, CNN projects.
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But the night's winner was Biden, for all the reasons spelled out below: Joe Biden won while being outspent everywhere.
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The billionaire candidate outspent his rivals on ad buys in markets across the country in his bid for the nomination.
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According to NPR, gun control groups outspent the NRA in the state by about 10 to 1 as of October.
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Gillum was drastically outspent by not only Graham but several self-funded candidates in the Florida race -- and still won.
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But the opposite is happening because Democrats are getting catastrophically outspent by the Republicans on paid media in swing districts.
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Tom Steyer and Pete Buttiegieg have both outspent the Trump campaign on Facebook in the past two weeks, for example.
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Understaffed, outspent, and running way behind in the polls, Donald Trump's presidential campaign appeared to be floundering weeks before Election Day.
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Her campaign also outspent Sanders on TV advertising $178,000 to $107,000, according to data provided by NBC News partner SMG Delta.
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Brat is most known for toppling then-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor in a 2014 primary despite being outspent by millions.
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Additionally, the National Republican Senatorial Committee has outspent and outraised its Democratic counterpart, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC), this cycle.
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Democrats have acknowledged they'll be outspent in the race but insist they'll have enough cash to be competitive on the airwaves.
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His family owns a home outside of Washington, D.C. She was also heavily outspent by Crowley, who's been a formidable fundraiser.
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Supporters have outspent opponents; in California, $220006 million poured into the campaign in favor of legalization, while opponents spent $2202 million.
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Democrats had outspent Republicans by millions in their attempt to defeat the four-term Maine senator and take back the Senate.
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While that pitch has made her competitive in Iowa, she has been outspent and has polled below the four leading Democrats.
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Trump has vastly outspent his Democratic rivals so far, crushing fundraising records and enticing users to share all-important personal data.
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Likewise, Democratic campaigns and committees spent the most at Sonoma, though Republicans outspent them there by $155,85033, according to the analysis.
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And with the exception of the field's two billionaire candidates, Sanders outspent the field as well, dropping more than $26 million.
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"Michael Bloomberg is worth 40 times as much as Steyer, and has already vastly outspent him in advertising," Pace said. 2.
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With roughly equal GDPs, the United States actually outspent the European Union — the model of infrastructure that our politicians frequently praise.
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Overall, Bloomberg noted, Clinton had outspent Trump by a factor of more than 4 to 1, $144.5 million to $31.7 million.
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CNBC previously reported fear of being outspent was one of the main reasons Rupert Murdoch decided to sell those Fox assets.
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The recent GOP primary victory by former Alabama judge Roy Moore proved that candidates can still win even if they're outspent.
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Though Bloomberg outspent his opponent 2007 to 1 in the subsequent election in 2009, he won by fewer than 5 points.
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Republicans have outspent Democrats in the race, though Tipirneni has raised more money than Lesko overall since Franks resigned in December.
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Republicans and conservative-allied groups heavily outspent the Democrats throughout the race, even though Lamb outraised Saccone by a substantial amount.
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Sanders vastly outspent Clinton in New York, hoping for a win and staking a lot of his campaign on the state.
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The home-sharing juggernaut has previously outspent its opponents by millions of dollars in cities like San Francisco to defeat similar referendums.
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She'd also outspent Trump on TV ads, set up many more field offices, and dispatched more staff to swing states, much earlier.
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Schrier outspent her Republican rival by a healthy margin, raising roughly $7 million, a third of it from out-of-state donors.
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His money advantage — he's outspent Nelson by a 4-to-1 margin thus far — may explain his narrow lead in the polls.
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Crest has, at times, outspent any other brand, in an attempt to advertise its own orange mint, lotus-, and tea-flavored varieties.
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The race had appeared to belong to Crowley, who outspent Ocasio-Cortez 10-to-1 and declined debating her in the primary.
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But in the meantime, the Trump digital program has netted very little revenue, further hamstringing a campaign that is being significantly outspent.
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And since the beginning of the year, Democrats and their supporters have outspent Republicans by a margin of more than $125 million.
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CNBC previously reported that fear of being outspent on content was one of the main reasons Murdoch considered selling much of Fox.
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" The senator on Wednesday praised d'Alessandro in a statement saying "despite being heavily outspent," d'Alessandro "ran a great, grassroots campaign in Iowa.
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SPENDING STRATEGIES The NRSC's strategy of spending its money early meant the party was being vastly outspent by its Democratic counterpart late.
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He&aposs out raised and outspent Balderson, he&aposs also been very careful to criticize Nancy Pelosi and not criticize President Trump.
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And she significantly increased her television spending in the last week, though he still outspent her by more than two to one.
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While McAdams has outspent Love on TV, the GOP incumbent has been backed by more than $1 million in ads from CLF.
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Biden, outspent so far not just by Sanders but by several candidates who dropped out, has begun to scale up his operation.
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Several other candidates were also competing for the nomination, including former Miami Beach mayor Philip Levine, who, along with Graham, outspent Gillum.
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BMW had a whopping 12 different spots on TV, which it paid $37.5 million to run, but it was outspent by Chevrolet.
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Still, the reality began to sink in for the assembled donors: Mr. Biden is likely to be outspent in the coming months.
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He's heavily outspent Menendez, though the senator has gotten some help from national Democrats, specifically millions in advertising from Senate Majority PAC.
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In August, a Deloitte study showed that China has outspent the United States by billions of dollars in building out 5G capabilities.
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They outspent the NRA on lobbying after Sandy Hook, and they may have their own potential to terrorize members in the future.
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Nixon, who was outspent at a nearly 20-to-1 clip, mostly directed her limited resources to digital efforts and field work.
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The NRA's money is sorely needed as Trump and his allies are outspent by Clinton on a scale unseen in modern politics.
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In an interview, Sabet acknowledged the opposition had been outspent by organizers in recent years, but he said the tide was turning.
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CNBC reported Monday that fear of being outspent was one of the main reasons Rupert Murdoch decided to sell those Fox assets.
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Indeed, Strange and the Senate Leadership Fund outspent Moore 10-to-1, but Moore's anti-establishment, grassroots sensibility resonated strongly with voters.
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In the 2018 election cycle so far, gun rights groups, including the NRA, have outspent the competition more than 40 to 1.
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Amazon has outspent all technology firms on lobbying in the first quarter, and is building a second headquarters in Virginia, near the Pentagon.
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But Sanders hasn't been ready to give up on the state yet, and recently outspent Clinton 3-to-1 on TV ads there.
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Despite this and that he outspent her five times over, she came from behind and defeated Balukoff decisively with 58% of the vote.
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Startups might take exploitative deals from the firm under the threat that they'll be outspent whoever is willing to take the term sheet.
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A moderate from the Clinton wing of the party, he outspent his main opponent, House Minority Leader Craig Fitzhugh, by 4 to 1.
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Many Republicans across the country won hard-fought races, despite being substantially outspent, because they focused on things that mattered to the voters.
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Trump's spending in early 2019 was more than the Democratic campaigns combined, but he has been outspent by some candidates in recent weeks.
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Another team tested the subject lines of fundraising e-mails ("I will be outspent" raised $20123m; "Do this for Michelle" only about $700,000).
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According to the NBC News figures, she and her allies have also outspent Sanders on advertising there by $6 million to $4.2 million.
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Sanders is making a play for Michigan and outspent Clinton on TV ads in the Great Lakes State, according to the Detroit News.
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In the average 2016 Senate general election, Republicans outspent Democrats by a three-to-one ratio on YouTube, AdWords and other Google channels.
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Strapped for cash and badly outspent by his rivals, Biden barely had enough money to air television ads in critical Super Tuesday battlegrounds.
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"[Primary challengers are] outspent, and by all the traditional metrics we're not quote-unquote supposed to win," Ocasio-Cortez told reporters Monday evening.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Biden also could be outspent in the weeks ahead by Massachusetts Sen.
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The financial fragmentation that's left Biden outspent by both Sanders and three moderate rivals is overcomplicating any effort to stop the red tide.
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The Trump campaign outspent every Democratic candidate, spending more than double every other candidate&aposs Facebook ads, with the exception of Tom Steyer.
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The NBC report, based on data from Advertising Analytics, stated that Republicans had outspent Democrats on the airwaves $6900 million to $2628 million.
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The survey showed Bloomberg in a virtual tie with Pete Buttigieg, who has been outspent in the state by more than $50 million.
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" • "If Democrats nominate anyone besides Bloomberg, they will be outspent in the general election by 2400 to 23.6 or even 22023 to 0003.
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Partisan media overtook Facebook, with conservative publications dominating, although the Liberal Party outspent the Conservative Party 3 to 1 on Facebook and Instagram.
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Nonetheless, industry-watchers say McKinsey is often outspent by the technology offerings of the Big Four, as well as by firms like Accenture.
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"We're being outspent in a lot of races, and that's always a concern," said Trent Armitage, executive director of Virginia's House Democratic Caucus.
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"The citizens supporting single-payer in Colorado were vastly outspent by status quo health care powers," Dyar, the ballot measure's field director, says.
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By cranking up the outrage and appealing to the Republican base, Trump was able to succeed in the primaries despite being outspent by rivals.
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Conservative and GOP-related groups have outspent Democrats on TV by more than $3 million, according to Democrats and Republicans tracking the advertising figures.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is poised to be outspent on television this week by the largest margin since he began running general election advertisements.
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Democratic presidential candidate and former vice president Joe Biden outspent Trump on Facebook in May, giving Zuck enterprises $1.1 million, compared to about $20163,000.
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So far, Scott has outspent Nelson by a 4-to-523 margin — the Democratic senator only recently went up on the state's television airwaves.
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Given this fundraising success, some have questioned why Trump continues to be notably outspent when it comes to voter communication operations like television advertising.
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The GOP's best shot for a pickup may be Nevada, where GOP-allied outside groups have significantly outspent their Democratic counterparts to promote Rep.
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According to a Deloitte report, out in 2018, China has outspent the United States by approximately $24 billion in wireless communications infrastructure since 2015.
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He's so far outspent his Democratic opponent four-to-one this cycle, blanketing the state's airwaves with ads going after the three-term incumbent.
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Ocasio-Cortez won despite being wildly outspent by Crowley, who leaned on his Democratic contacts to raise $3.3 million compared to her roughly $300,000.
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Super Tuesday, which will unfold in states where he has been vastly outspent and out-organized, will test how long that good mood lasts.
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Sanders raised so much money from small donors that he even outspent Clinton by more than 22013 percent throughout on advertising, according to NPR.
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Strapped for cash and badly outspent by his rivals, Joe Biden barely had enough money to air television ads in critical Super Tuesday battlegrounds.
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Supporters of the anti-fracking measure, who are being outspent roughly 33-1, according to the secretary of state, see a steep road ahead.
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In Westchester County, N.Y., Democrats were outspent three-to-one but knocked off the two-term Republican incumbent in the race for county executive.
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The Trump campaign was vastly outspent by Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York City who is self-financing a campaign.
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The former New York City mayor is now burning bills faster than fellow millionaire Tom Steyer, who had outspent the pack until this point.
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By the group's count, it has outspent the Trump re-election campaign on Facebook by nearly $5 million in Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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The transfers came as the N.R.A. experienced financial strains and challenges from gun-control groups, which outspent the organization in the 2018 midterm elections.
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In the last election, though the Tories outspent Labour online, they badly underperformed, getting half as many Facebook engagements at three times the cost.
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During a December 2014 interview with CNBC's "Futures Now," Raymond observed that the energy industry had outspent its cash flow to drill more wells.
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Mike Bloomberg has outspent almost every other Democratic candidate on TV and digital ads since he entered the race just over a week ago.
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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a billionaire, has outspent almost every other candidate on television ads since he entered the race November 24.
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In an interview with WYTV in Youngstown, Ohio, Brown appeared confident that he'd win reelection, though he noted that he'll likely be outspent again.
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Gun control figured heavily in the 2018 election, as gun control groups outspent the N.R.A. Congress has generally failed to pass any meaningful legislation.
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Its share price was cut in half over the last two years as it outspent its cash flow grabbing land and ramping up production.
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Even with a renewed focus on flipping crucial state legislatures and down-ballot races blue, Democrats are finding themselves outspent by Republicans yet again.
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In the 2015-16 election cycle, business outspent labor 803 to one — $3.4 billion to $213 million — according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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U.S. gun-control groups have outspent gun-rights groups for the midterm elections by 40%, unraveling the NRA's longstanding dominance in spending on gun politics.
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Trump's campaign started making ad buys in August, but Clinton's campaign had outspent it on the airwaves by about 10-to-1 as of Sept.
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Clinton has also personally outspent Trump in early October, donating more than $50,000 to her campaign from her own funds, Federal Election Commission reports show.
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Because polling and ratings forecasted that Democrats were expected to flip the House, Democrats outspent Republicans $555 million to $403 million to ensure that outcome.
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"We have been outspent by millions of dollars," Rosendale said, standing on stage in the exposition hall with a massive American flag draped behind him.
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After NATO's founding after World War II, the U.S. consistently outspent other member states at eye-poppingly high percentages of its GDP, according to Eloranta.
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Though liberal groups outspent conservatives, more than $28500 million in late spending from the Republican State Leadership Committee poured into Wisconsin in the final weeks.
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One exploit trader recently offered $1 million for a similar bug So from the outside, it's surprising that the company is being outspent on security.
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Even if the effects of advertising are unclear, the risk of being outspent by one's rival can enhance the urgency of the campaign's fundraising appeal.
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Before Nordstrom started its Nordy Club last fall, the 10 million members of the program's previous incarnation outspent nonmembers four to one, the retailer said.
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Gun-control groups like Everytown for Gun Safety and Giffords were ascendant, amid outrage about mass shootings, and they outspent the N.R.A. in midterm elections.
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Pritzker had vastly outspent both his main rivals, though he failed to separate himself from either of them in the days ahead of the primary.
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Bloomberg's gun control group, Everytown for Gun Safety, outspent the National Rifle Association in Virginia and has received credit for helping Democrats flip the legislature.
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Play begins today in the Super League, which outspent the British Premier League for the first time and is now packed with high-ticket stars.
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Steyer has massively outspent other Democratic candidates on social media in an effort to gain traction in polls and ensure he makes the debate stage.
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He also outspent Warren by $4.2 million; Sanders by $4.7 million; and Biden by $5.7 million, according to tracking provided by the social media platform.
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Nevertheless, Handel won the race in the Republican-leaning district after Republican-allied outside groups outspent liberal groups by more than a factor of two.
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Strange's allies had poured nearly $11 million into the race as of Friday, and Strange's campaign organization has outspent Moore by more than 300 percent.
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Democrat Angie Craig outspent Lewis, using controversial comments on slavery and women made in his previous career as a radio talk show host against him.
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This time she jumped into the election early, and they lined up to boost her past Lipinski, as she outspent him by a wide margin.
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The "yes" vote for the proposed amendment to the state constitution is polling around 21 percent, and its opponents are being outspent 21-to-250.
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The "yes" vote for the proposed amendment to the state constitution is polling around 66 percent, and its opponents are being outspent 10-to-1.
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In most competitive races, especially those that could flip control of the majority, the candidates are going to get outspent by these national spending groups.
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The challengers are being outspent, but we'll see if they can win by making an argument for sanity and rejecting the "South Will Rise Again" ethos.
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They both outspent me and they both were beating me in the polls, but enough people showed up and voted for me and I was elected.
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But one measure of the NRA'S straitened condition is that, in the mid-terms, gun-control groups outspent it in an election for the first time.
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The company made many smart moves to stave off the decline in its stock, but the debt-laden company ultimately outspent its cash flow by billions.
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He and his outside groups ended up being outspent by more than three-to-one -- but he lost the race by less than a percentage point.
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During the primary, he was outspent by many of his Republican rivals but was able to leverage free media coverage to secure the party's presidential nomination.
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Blankenship has outspent the other two on TV -- being a coal mine owner is a lucrative gig -- and is the most "outsider" of the three candidates.
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It outspent Congress by six times on Facebook and Google advertising, data showed, and by as much as 20 times overall, sources told Reuters this month.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who was outspent by about $1million in the final months of the campaign, is proof that talent and genuine connection beats money every time.
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Ortiz Jones won 42 percent of the vote in March to Treviño's 17 percent and has outspent Treviño by a more than 20 to 1 ratio.
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And Democrats are used to being outspent, given major donors' once reluctant embrace of big-money groups that have powered the Republican ticket in recent cycles.
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She rode Trump enthusiasm through a primary battle and overcame being outspent in the general by Democrats and by a wealthy, conservative-learning, third-party challenger.
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The sense of uneasiness among Senate Democrats is heightened by their observation that Trump has stayed within striking distance in pivotal states despite being vastly outspent.
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He was outspent by nearly $8 million and was up against an avalanche of opposition from progressive elites, who dominated the news media and pop culture.
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The company made many smart moves to stave off the decline in its stock, but the debt-laden company ultimately outspent its cash flow by billions.
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Although the House outspent the president's bill, it did include a string of policy riders to change how certain environmental regulations and policies are carried out.
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Lamb outspent Saccone five-to-one in the district leading up to Tuesday's special election, though GOP outside groups also poured $12 million into the race.
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Sanders outspent Biden $46 million to $13 million in February — and still finished the month with more cash in the bank, $18.7 million to $12.1 million.
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In Virginia and North Carolina, Biden thundered to double-digit victories, despite being outspent by tens of millions of dollars and running a bare-bones operation.
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Tuberville's campaign has rebuffed efforts to hold a debate during the runoff, and Sessions' campaign has so far outspent Tuberville on the airwaves since the primary.
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They have outspent the field for relievers Aroldis Chapman, Zack Britton and Adam Ottavino, while asking for less of their starters than almost any other team.
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"All told, I don't expect either side to be dramatically outspent, since pro-Democrat groups see this election as one of their likeliest prospects," he said.
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"I think Democrats are putting too much stock in the idea that they're getting roundly outspent," said Jennifer Duffy, senior editor at the Cook Political Report.
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Her campaign urged donors to contribute, citing an "uphill battle" in a state where Sanders has already outspent Clinton on television by more than $2 million.
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Democrats are so often outspent by Republican mega-donors that they viewed courting big-dollar donors and corporations as part of creating a level playing field.
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President Donald Trump has outspent every 2020 Democratic candidate on Facebook advertising, according to the New York Times — but Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are catching up.
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And just last week, Kamala Harris narrowly outspent Trump by rolling out several ads that criticized anti-abortion legislation proposed by conservative states, according to NBC News.
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China has outspent the United States by $24 billion since 2015 and has built 350,000 new cell phone tower sites, while the U.S. built less than 30,000.
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Go deeper: NRA's midterm spending down 90% from 2014 U.S. gun-control advocates outspent pro-gun forces on campaign efforts NRA favorability drops lowest in 18 years
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Paul Manafort, Trump's campaign chairman, also insisted Sunday on ABC's "This Week" that his campaign is "not worried about fundraising" and won't be outspent by Hillary Clinton.
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The 22019 election cycle marked the first in which the National Rifle Association was outspent by gun control groups, which have also had significant state-level successes.
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Opponents — who vastly outspent proponents — said the result would be to worsen the state's housing crisis because some property owners would take their homes off the market.
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Yet Democrats have pilloried Trump on television all summer, and without a major PAC, Trump is sure to be heavily outspent on advertising, perhaps by unprecedented margins.
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The report also notes Apple has now outspent both Facebook and YouTube on original content, and has beaten Netflix in a few bidding wars for new series.
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All of those races accept Nevada feature an incumbent Republican senator, and pro-GOP forces have heavily outspent pro-Democrat groups in the contests with Republican senators.
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Roys made national headlines when she breastfed in her campaign ad, outspent and outraised her opponents throughout July, and secured the endorsement of both New York Sen.
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Strickland's campaign insisted Tuesday that it would have enough money to defeat Portman, but the current numbers show the Democrat is being outspent on an extraordinary scale.
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Xiaomi poured two years of development work into the Mi 5, while Huawei outspent Apple on research and development last year by more than a billion dollars.
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"They've outspent their cash flow, they've cut their dividend, they've made ill-timed acquisitions, they've layered on a ton of debt on their balance sheet," he said.
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Democrats have heavily outspent Republicans in the race and have experimented with their turnout operations, but Republicans have also made some last-minute investments to juice turnout.
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Ward is likely to be vastly outspent by Flake, who raised more than $1 million in the third quarter and has $3.4 million in cash on hand.
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Payroll, planes and celebrities Sanders outspent the rest of the Democratic field over the three-month period, spending roughly $14 million -- including $211 million directed to salaries.
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All of the Democratic candidates except for the billionaires — who have outspent their rivals with enormous sums of their personal wealth — have had help from outside groups.
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In one, centered on Bucks County, first-term Representative Brian Fitzpatrick, a moderate Republican, will face Scott Wallace, a millionaire who outspent a rival 16-to-1.
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Public polling has shown Mr. Sanders gaining ground, and he has outspent all of the other leading Democrats on television by a wide margin in recent weeks.
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They have also outspent smaller rivals on their ability to sell their wares online, a channel which represents about 10% of sales now but is growing quickly.
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Yet while the debate has generated millions of dollars in campaign contributions and lobbying on both sides, gun rights advocates have sharply outspent groups advocating gun control.
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But it's far from a perfect predictor: In 2016, Hillary Clinton outspent Mr. Trump by nearly two to one, and we all know how that turned out.
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Even with the late rush of support, Harris' campaign entered primary day having been outspent by something like 20-to-1, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
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And Democratic outside groups like Priorities USA, Steyer's Need to Impeach campaign and Planned Parenthood have collectively outspent most Republican outside groups on the platform since January.
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Progressive groups are also being outspent by pro-tax cut groups with deep pockets, including the US Chamber of Commerce and the billionaire Koch brothers, Helmstetter added.
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Last year, their 21998-win season ended with a division series loss at home to the Red Sox, who outspent every other team and romped through October.
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Armitage, of the Virginia House Democratic Caucus, listed several races where he thoughts Democrats had a chance but were being outspent — Districts 12, 31, 32, and 93.
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Democrats are so often outspent by Republican mega-donors that they viewed courting big-dollar donors and corporations as just part of creating a level playing field.
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Opponents outspent supporters two-to-one in Washington state, reflecting the inherent difficulty of passing new taxes and the added force of lobbying by the fossil fuel industry.
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Bloomberg orchestrated a change in municipal law so he could run for that third term, vastly outspent his opponent and won the race by fewer than 5 points.
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Trump even outspent Clinton on digital marketing in June with expenses of $1.6 million on online ads and digital consulting, according to the campaign's Federal Election Committee filing.
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In Texas's 7th Congressional District, Laura Moser, advanced to a May 2018 runoff election alongside Lizzie Pannill Fletcher — defeating two male candidates who outspent her on voter contact.
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In the Ohio Senate race, the most expensive in the nation, the Republican Party and allied outside groups have outspent Democrats on television by almost two-to-one.
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A legally blind advocate for the disabled, Yolanda campaigned with her guide dog Puma by her side and won despite being heavily outspent in a three-way primary.
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Nelson has been far outspent by Scott, a wealthy health care executive, who has already dropped more than $28500 million of his personal funds on his Senate bid.
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While it's true that Sanders outspent Clinton in Michigan and campaigned there more often, the debate in Flint just days before the election might have had an impact.
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In fact, Mr. Sanders outspent her all the way, spending twice on much as she did on ads in New York, which she won by 16 percentage points.
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An example: during the 28503 presidential election, just the top 22019 Super PAC donors outspent the more than 4 million small dollar donors who gave less than $200.
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Soto outraised and outspent Grayson during the primary, and in the lead-up to Tuesday's vote had touted the support of several progressive groups that previously backed Grayson.
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In Michigan, for instance, he outspent Clinton $1.2 million to $979,000 on TV ads, airing 675 more segments than she did on his way to an upset victory.
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He had the support of every Democrat in the state's General Assembly, raised more money than Mr. Perriello and outspent him on television in the race's last weeks.
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According to a Sunlight Foundation analysis, in the 2016 cycle, Republican Senate candidates and Super PACs had outspent their Democratic competitors $461 million to $374 million through Nov.
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While most of the outspent winners were Republicans — a side effect of Democrats' significant fundraising advantage — 11 Democrats managed to win their races while spending less than their opponents.
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"If we are going to avoid being outspent, it's going to take lots and lots of people making individual donations," the Sanders campaign said in an email to supporters.
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Despite being outspent on Ohio's TV airwaves, on Election Day, Trump maintained a 3.5-point lead over Hillary Clinton in an average of recent state polls, according to RealClearPolitics.
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Some would later question that decision, as the DSCC vastly outspent the NRSC in late September and October, but by early September, Republican spending had begun eroding Bayh's numbers.
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Total US overseas aid during that period was only slightly higher -- $394 billion -- and China actually outspent the US in five of the 15 years studied, according to AidData.
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Sanders also dramatically outspent Clinton in the state, taking out more than $1 million in Indiana advertising while Clinton essentially spent no money on the primary, according to Kondik.
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The 39-year-old has been outspent to varying degrees by his competitors, but he enjoyed a late boost from rich liberal donors and a band of outside groups.
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In recent months, the company has outspent Facebook and YouTube — two other tech companies that have also taken steps into original programming — as well as the traditional TV studios.
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In the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, a firebrand mayor who was vastly outspent by opponents, managed to marshal a huge army of online supporters to help him win the presidency.
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Here's a prohibitive front-runner with an allegedly bottomless reservoir of Wall Street cash who is being outspent by a guy who once professed his admiration for Fidel Castro.
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Everytown outspent the embattled National Rifle Association by roughly 0003-to-2000 in Virginia, plowing money into the state to target vulnerable Republicans months in advance of Tuesday's election.
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On Monday, the Clinton campaign announced that Sanders had outspent the former secretary of state by more than $2 million in television ads in New York ahead of Tuesday's primary.
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The Clinton operation was in Nevada six months earlier than the Sanders campaign, though over the past two weeks, Mr. Sanders had flooded the state with staffers and outspent Mrs.
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And they know he has little time to correct the situation, which has him being outspent by Hillary Clinton and her associated super PACs by tens of millions of dollars.
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Wikler notes that Democrats have not only been vastly outspent and out-messaged by Republicans on the Supreme Court, they've broadly been reluctant to talk about it in the past.
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At this point, it seems safe to say he will never be president—he out-fundraised and outspent his only opponent, Hillary Clinton, in Tuesday's contests, and still lost decisively.
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But in addition, Republicans in general clearly outspent Democrats in a bid hold the district in the Columbus area that Trump carried by 11 points in the 2016 presidential election.
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Biden's victories were astonishing in part because of how vastly he was outspent and outmanned by Bloomberg, who entered the race over fears that Biden was a weak front-runner.
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The Boston Red Sox, who will try to win their fourth championship in the last 15 seasons, outspent every other team this season, with a payroll of roughly $230 million.
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The media saturation helped send a shell-shocked Jeb Bush (supposedly protected by his $118 million super PAC) and Hillary Clinton (who outspent Trump two-to-one) to political retirement.
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Gun control groups have even outspent the NRA in the current campaign to put pressure on the Senate to vote on gun legislation, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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We don't have a lot of confidence in the outcome of a legislative fight in a Congress where net neutrality advocates are completely outgunned and outspent by cable and telecom lobbyists.
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Trump waited to begin airing spots until after the conventions, though he and his allies are likely to still be outspent over the next two weeks by forces aligned with Clinton.
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The self-funded challenger has vastly outspent Mr Fitzpatrick, buying an incessant barrage of ads that tie the incumbent to Mr Trump, who faces a 53% disapproval rating in the district.
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Usually tight-fisted when it comes to TV commercials, the e-commerce giant splurged on television this season and outspent all of its big-box competitors, including Walmart, Target and Macy's.
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Trump was likely outspent by every one of his leading rivals, and much of what his campaign did spend was mostly in the form of kickbacks to his own dubious enterprises.
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Trump has spent much of the race so far breaking the mold of a traditional campaign, defeating a crowded field of primary opponents who vastly outspent him in ads and staff.
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Nearly two months after Trump nominated Gorsuch, The Washington Post estimated that outside conservative groups outspent liberal groups by a 85033-to-1 margin, citing a Republican estimate of ad purchases.
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Although Democratic presidential candidates have outspent their Republican counterparts in the last three elections, Democrats should consider whether they want to champion a system that could require substantially more campaign spending.
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Lamb, who has poured money into radio and TV ads in the Pittsburgh area, has far outspent Saccone and still has $837,000 in cash on hand, compared to his opponent's $303,000.
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BOSTON, July 103 (Reuters) - Elliott Management Corp, Paul Singer's $35 billion hedge fund, has outspent all rivals in pushing for corporate changes like spin-offs, mergers, and management overhauls this year.
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Even Saccone himself tried to lower expectations on Tuesday as he cast his ballot, saying that Democrats have thrown "everything" at the district — although Democrats have been massively outspent by Republicans.
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He reserved more than $120 million in television ads between his campaign launch in November and the end of the year and has already outspent his Democratic rivals on digital advertising.
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The former state Supreme Court justice's reputation as a conservative firebrand won him the enthusiasm of the party grassroots, even as Strange and his allies outspent him by a staggering margin.
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Menendez is being drastically outspent on TV by Hugin, who has dumped $24 million of his own money into the race, and Democrats are feeling pressure to level the playing field.
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Ocasio-Cortez, 28, who is from the Bronx, is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America and ran a low-budget campaign where she was outspent by an 18-1 margin.
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First, Clinton has heavily outspent Trump in advertising in swing states — until late August, in fact, Trump's campaign had spent nothing on general election ads, while Clinton has spent tens of millions.
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"Although the United States consistently outspent other countries on cancer drug care in the study period, it also witnessed one of the smallest improvements in cancer-related health outcomes," the study concluded.
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While he admitted the GOP would vastly outraise them, he pointed out that the DNC and Clinton outspent the RNC and Trump by a wide margin in 2016 and Trump still won.
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The Trump campaign, which has consistently outspent Democratic rivals on Facebook advertising, paid for a slew of ads on the social media platform promoting the red straws over the last two weeks.
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"While it's clear that Democrats will be outspent by Republican dark secret outside groups, California demonstrated that the DCCC will not be out-organized or out-worked in the midterms," he added.
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In Colorado, a similarly modest referendum that would have forced frackers to move their rigs away from houses and schools went down after the oil industry outspent citizen groups forty to one.
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For the candidates that do win, it can cripple their independence and for the few reformers left with the herculean task of unrigging the system they typically find themselves outnumbered and outspent.
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Clinton outspent Trump on TV ads, set up more field offices, and sent staff to swing states earlier, but Trump simply better leveraged social media to both reach and grow his audience.
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That Facebook outspent all of the actual political candidates and parties gives you a sense for how desperate the company is to convince its users that it's taking the upcoming midterms seriously.
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But groups on the left have been badly outgunned and outspent by those on the right when it comes to judicial advocacy, while conservative voters have placed more importance on the courts.
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Mr. Biden has been vastly outspent on television ads in New Hampshire, and this past week he shifted some ad spending to Nevada from a state with a later contest, South Carolina.
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Halvorson has been a thorn in Shuster's side for several years, challenging him in the GOP primary twice and almost beating the Republican incumbent this spring despite being outspent by huge margins.
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John Lansing, CEO of the BBG, the independent government body that oversees the Voice of America and other government-backed media outlets, recently called his operation hopelessly outspent by Russian state media.
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Despite being outspent on television advertising more than any major party nominee in modern history over the summer, Trump's RealClearPolitics polling average is nearly identical to what it was in early June.
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Moore's win — despite being outspent significantly — could push other anti-establishment candidates to mount campaigns against well-funded incumbents, forcing some major donors to be more careful about where they put their money.
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The party's Facebook pages have attracted 2.2m likes, shares and comments, more than all the other parties combined, and some 30 times more than Change UK, a pro-Remain upstart which outspent it.
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But so far the legalization movement has been able to overcome being outspent by anti-pot forces in recent elections because public support for leaving regulation of marijuana to the states is broad.
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He had outspent all his rivals and a year ago was the favourite to become the party's candidate, but a lacklustre campaign left him way behind Donald Trump and most of the others.
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Gun control groups have outspent the pro-Second Amendment forces in states before, notably in 2016, by a margin of $26 million to $11 million, according to National Institute on Money in Politics.
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He pointed to the Pennsylvania special election won by Democrat Conor Lamb in which Republicans drastically outspent their opponents but union members across the Pittsburgh-area district rallied to push Lamb to victory.
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Some may win despite being outspent by male opponents, but the financial disparity points to the lingering institutional barriers confronting female candidates who try to crack the glass ceiling of the statehouse dome.
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This is as much about longer-term trends in fund-raising than anything about Mr. Biden, but he appears likely to be outspent, perhaps even by a wide margin, if the field narrows.
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Since announcing his presidential run in November, the billionaire has outspent every candidate — $260 million in the first quarter of his campaign — and has peaked as high as fourth in national polling averages.
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One week later, Warren's campaign in Nevada is outnumbered (50 staffers, less than half of that of her top rivals) and outspent ($1.2 million, dwarfed by Tom Steyer, Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg).
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In Maine, supporters of background checks have outspent opponents by more than 5-to-1, with the Everytown-backed Mainers for Responsible Gun Ownership Fund reporting $5.3 million in contributions as of last week.
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But AOC's unlikely and historic victory is only the beginning of a new wave of politics in which everyday people can run against a machine, get outspent several times over, and still win elections.
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"They outspent us 10 to one, had 10 times more people and had all the media with them, but I kept saying it doesn't matter, they got it all wrong, we've got this locked."
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But participation is not mandatory, and Ms. Sawant decided this year that she needed to either opt out of the program she had supported or face the risk of being heavily outspent into defeat.
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Since the start of last year, Clinton has outspent Trump heavily in all categories of campaign expenses, according to the latest data from the Federal Election Commission, which has logged spending through Oct. 19.
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After the two companies outspent the beer industry on ads meant to attract new customers, a regulatory battled called into doubt whether fantasy sports for money was legal—and if it ever would be.
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Driving the news: From March 30 until July 6, President Trump has outspent his 2020 Democratic rivals combined roughly 3.45:1 on Facebook advertising around immigration issues, according to data from Bully Pulpit Interactive.
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"I think the really bad guys have to pay a premium" Russia and Saudi Arabia far outspent most countries on representation, with more than $40 million each worth of contracts from 2010 to 2015.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. gun-control advocates have outspent by more than 216.3 percent gun-rights groups on next month's congressional elections, reversing the National Rifle Association's longstanding dominance in spending on gun politics.
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Even Larry Lessig, the former Democratic presidential candidate who ran a single-issue campaign to overhaul the campaign finance system, believes Sanders would be severely outspent in a general election without a super-PAC.
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Stivers noted that Democrat Conor Lamb outspent Republican Rick Saccone "5-to-85033" in the district leading up to Tuesday's special election, though GOP outside groups also poured millions of dollars into the race.
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"They went all in for Michigan, put all their chips on the table, outspent us and released their harshest attacks to date and they said this is a make-or-break state," Mook said.
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In almost all forms of spending — direct campaign contributions, independent expenditures and lobbying — gun rights groups have far outspent gun control groups in recent decades, according to data from the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Thomas B. Edsall After decades of getting out-organized and outspent in battles to control state legislatures, Democratic strategists have woken up to the importance of defending against Republican gains at the grass roots.
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He's also backing Conor Lamb, an attorney and former Marine, in a March 13 special election in a right-leaning congressional district in western Pennsylvania, where Republicans have vastly outspent Democrats on the airwaves.
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According to a Deloitte study this month, China has in recent years outspent the U.S. by $24 billion in developing 5G, and it could be a major factor behind the U.S.-China trade war.
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I am proud to say, Mr. Trump won 38 primaries and caucuses and received more votes than any candidate in the history of the Republican party -- all while being outspent most of the way.
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Although heavily-sanctioned Pyongyang is easily outspent in defense funding by Seoul and Washington, the North's forward-deployed troops, guns and multiple-launch artillery rocket systems (MLRS) pose a significant threat to the allies.
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His money advantage — he's outspent Dem Bill Nelson by a 4-to-1 margin thus far — may explain his narrow lead in the early polls against an incumbent in a year that overall favors Democrats.
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AT&T, which donated $196,600 to politicians leading the charge against abortion, outspent by far any of the other companies named, including Walmart ($57,700), Pfizer ($53,650), Eli Lilly ($66,250), Coca-Cola ($40,800), and Aetna ($26,600).
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Not only is Trump closing the gap here, but he's showing unexpected strength while being vastly outspent in other battleground states like Ohio and Florida, which have also gone for Democratic candidates in recent cycles.
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Then, despite tepid and at times wavering Republican establishment support, being massively outspent on paid media, and suffering overwhelmingly negative coverage on earned media, Trump went on to beat the Democratic establishment candidate in 2016.
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Moore was able to ride grass-roots energy to a victory despite being dramatically outspent by Strange, who benefited from millions of dollars from the Senate Leadership Fund, which is run by allies of McConnell.
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They outspent environmental groups and renewable energy companies by 10 to 1, according to a paper last year in the journal Climate Change by Robert J. Brulle, an environmental sociologist at Drexel University in Philadelphia.
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The high six-figure spending campaigns highlight the shift in the gun violence debate, where the NRA, the nation's most prominent gun rights group, had long outspent its adversaries and flexed its clout in Washington.
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Despite a late entry in the 28503 race, Steyer and Bloomberg have already outspent the rest of the Democratic field on TV and radio ads, pouring a combined $22020 million into the airwaves so far.
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At Moore's primary night party last month, Bannon hammered away at the fact that Moore was not graced by a deep bench of donors, and the reality is that Moore was outspent 10 to one.
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The nation's most powerful gun rights organization was dramatically outspent in Virginia in 2019 by gun control organizations, helping Democrats gain control of the state legislature for the first time in more than two decades.
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A fresh poll in a closely watched congressional race in Southern California shows Republican Young Kim with a slight lead despite having been outspent by nearly 5 to 1 by her challenger, Democrat Gil Cisneros.
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The Chinese government, meanwhile, has embraced 53G faster than other countries, including the U.S. China has outspent the U.S. by roughly $24 billion in wireless communications infrastructure since 2015, according to a 2018 Deloitte report.
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Since 2628, when former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg began funding soda tax measures across the country, the industry has outspent tax proponents by a $28503 million to $22019 million margin, the report found.
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Democratic candidates are also being outspent by nearly five to one in the Florida House and Wisconsin Senate; nearly three to one in the Texas House; and by two to one in the Arizona Senate.
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U.S. gun-control groups outspent gun-rights groups for the midterm elections by 40% — largely because of funding from billionaire Michael Bloomberg — unraveling the National Rifle Association's longstanding dominance in spending on gun politics, Reuters reports.
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Then critics, who were massively outspent by nearly 8 to 1, dropped a commercial depicting a sinister-looking man who follows a young woman into a restroom, and a warning that the law protects sex offenders.
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Any revival of the PAC will be closely watched by Trump donors and Republicans eager to see a group that can support Trump on television, where he is still being badly outspent by Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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In October and November of this year, Amazon outspent every brick-and-mortar retailer on TV ad spending, according to estimates from MediaRadar, a startup that tracks ad spending to help publishers court the right advertisers.
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While he was outspent on TV, Trump spent four times the amount Hillary Clinton did on digital ads, which are any ad on a computer rather than the typical campaign ads on TV, mail or billboards.
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Bernie Sanders drew bigger crowds to his rallies and outspent her on TV ads, but he was never able to shake the faith of Clinton loyalists when the two stood side by side on a stage.
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It was a deeply embarrassing night for Mr. Gillespie, who greatly outspent Mr. Stewart and entered the primary with significant name recognition after barely losing a challenge to Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat, three years ago.
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Luther StrangeLuther Johnson StrangeGOP frets over nightmare scenario for Senate primaries Roy Moore trails Republican field in Alabama The Hill's Morning Report — US strikes approved against Iran pulled back MORE (R-Ala.), despite being vastly outspent.
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"We need to execute, we need to get our message, and we need to make sure that our candidates aren't massively outraised and outspent on TV as was the case between these two candidates," Ryan said.
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Dan Eberhart, a major GOP donor, warned that McSally would likely be outspent without "major support" from outside groups like the National Republican Senatorial Committee and Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC aligned with GOP leadership.
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Data suggests Biden's campaign was significantly outspent on advertisements in mid-December on Facebook and Google by Democratic rivals Sanders, Warren, Buttigieg and billionaire Mike Bloomberg, who is using his own money to fund his campaign.
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A particularly low point came during the 2018 midterm elections, when the NRA was outspent by gun control groups for the first time in recent history, even while allegedly coordinating with GOP candidates in two states.
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TRUMP SAYS PUTIN SUMMIT COULD BE 'EASIEST' STOP OF EUROPEAN TOUR, AMID NATO TENSIONS Defense spending among the nations did increase overall in 2017, but the U.S. still largely outspent the other members, according to Fox Business .
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Clinton had dramatically outspent Trump on the airwaves since the campaign moved into general-election mode, pummeling him for encouraging violence at his rallies and for implying that his Scottish golf course would profit from the Brexit.
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According to Bloomberg, the tech industry "embedded itself in Washington" during President Obama's eight years in office and in 2015, tech firms outspent the five largest banks combined by $30 million on lobbying the administration and Congress.
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After all, he said, Democrats appeared to be more energized, had a bigger army of volunteers and outspent the GOP roughly $32 million to $23 million in what was the most expensive House race in U.S. history.
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A report in The Wall Street Journal ahead of the vote noted that unions had vastly outspent their opponents, with one union-backed group outspending two opposing groups almost five times over by the end of July.
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Amid a numbing succession of mass shootings, gun control groups outspent the National Rifle Association in the midterm election cycle, federal filings and additional reporting indicate, upending the usual order in the partisan battle over gun use.
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So although Secretary Clinton outspent Mr. Trump by $503 million on media, it is quite possible that Mr. Trump's heavy reliance on digital media allowed for a more efficient and targeted ad campaign that escaped the eye.
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Thus far, billionaire candidate Bloomberg has vastly outspent his fellow Democrats in terms of advertising and sponsored content thus far, so it wouldn't be surprising to see his campaign messages start to flood Facebook after this announcement.
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The 57-year-old community organizer won handily, 57 percent to 42 percent, despite being outspent 10 to 1 and almost immediately went from an obscure primary challenger to one of the most recognizable faces in American politics.
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The 28-year-old community organizer won handily, 57 percent to 42 percent, despite being outspent 10 to 1 and almost immediately went from an obscure primary challenger to one of the most recognizable faces in American politics.
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In a year when the GOP was almost entirely on defense, the party's incumbents -- many outspent and hobbled by struggling campaigns -- managed to survive a political landscape that long appeared all but certain to cost them the Senate.
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To this point, political columnist, John Ellis, predicted that Bloomberg would be able to outspend Trump by a 225-33 margin, but any other Democratic nominee may be outspent by a 23-22008 or even 21988-1 margin.
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Brian Fitzpatrick, after she was outspent 16-to-19903 on TV ads by Scott Wallace, a self-funding philanthropist who fits one longer-held notion about what to look for in potential House candidates — namely, a fat wallet.
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As O'Rourke was outspent by Reyes by significant margins, the Campaign for Primary Accountability ran ads, particularly digital ones, hitting Reyes as an out-of-touch member of the old guard in Washington — even alleging corruption and ethical violations.
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While Trump has eschewed most forms of traditional advertising for much of his run, he has, at times, outspent his opponent on digital ads, including sponsored hashtags with a six-figure price tag as well as other Twitter campaigns.
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Donald Trump's campaign said Tuesday it would spend $20053 million on advertising during the final week, but he is still scheduled to be outspent by Hillary Clinton thanks to her more-organized and better-funded network of outside groups.
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The group held a briefing this week on its anti-Trump program and said that, since late July, its PAC had actually outspent Mr. Trump's campaign in the four battlegrounds where it was advertising: Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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The rules "had never really been tested before because we never had a referendum of any consequence before," Mr. Fisher said, noting that in total the supporters of remaining in the European Union had outspent the advocates of leaving.
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From April to July of that year, the period when many campaigns were building their email lists and garnering early support, Republicans outspent Democrats 20 to 100, according to the presentation, which was obtained by The New York Times.
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Such a legislative push was almost inevitable as gun control groups, reacting in part to a mass shooting in Virginia Beach, dramatically outspent the NRA (which is based in Virginia) and other gun rights groups during the 2019 election.
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From April to July of that year, the period when many campaigns were building their email lists and garnering early support, Republicans outspent Democrats 20 to 1, according to the presentation, which was obtained by The New York Times.
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Zinke hasn't far outspent his predecessors on travel as Secretary of the Interior, but three helicopter trips he took — one to squeeze in a quick horseback ride with Vice President Mike Pence — caught the attention of government ethics officials.
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Now, as the race reaches the point when the establishment front-runner would typically be poised to deploy vast financial resources to fend off attacks and challenges, he finds himself likely to be outspent, even badly, by lesser-known rivals.
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Jamie RaskinJamin (Jamie) Ben RaskinHouse panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Pelosi, allies seek to keep gun debate focused on McConnell Pelosi backers feel vindicated after tumultuous stretch MORE (D), who won that pricey primary despite being grossly outspent.
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The 39-year-old Tallahassee mayor was outspent five-to-one by the frontrunner, and even more so by the two billionaires in the race, but he triumphed nonetheless—a key victory for the insurgent progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
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"Everyone thought that we would be outspent, that there would be significant operations built at the presidential level for the other candidate," said Guy Cecil, a former Clinton aide who heads Priorities USA Action, the main hub of big Democratic giving.
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According to the report, Democrats outspent Republicans on digital ads in 2018, with the median Democratic House campaign spending 5 cents of every media dollar on digital ads, compared with 3.53 cents for every dollar spent by the median Republican campaign.
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Meanwhile, in the decade since the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision opened the floodgates to new political spending, conservative advocacy groups have vastly outspent liberal groups by some $400 million that has helped elect Republicans up and down the ballot.
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He found himself outspent, in some cases by a wide margin, by lesser-known rivals at exactly the point in the race when an establishment front-runner would have been expected to spend lots of money to overpower his rivals.
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"We'll see," said Steven Law, the president of the Senate Leadership Fund, which backs establishment Republicans and spent more than $10 million in the Alabama race in support of Mr. Strange, whose campaign and allies drastically outspent Mr. Moore's supporters.
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Mr. Steyer has already outspent his opponents online in a fraction of the time they have been running: pouring $1 million into Google and YouTube ads and $3.9 million on Facebook, peaking at $215,000 a day on the social network.
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Mr. Steyer has already outspent his opponents online in a fraction of the time they have been running: pouring $1 million into Google and YouTube ads and $3.9 million on Facebook, peaking at $215,000 a day on the social network.
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Ed Rendell, a former governor, told me in a phone interview on Tuesday that he expects McGinty to be outspent, but because the contest has drawn national attention, Rendell estimated that McGinty will raise from $15 to $13 million — enough to be competitive.
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"They went all in for Michigan, put all their chips on the table, outspent us and released their harshest attacks to date and they said this is a make or break state," campaign manager Robby Mook said on CNN before the polls closed.
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He's hoping for a strong showing in South Carolina's primary on Saturday, where he has outspent the field on the airwaves and has sought to make inroads among the African American community that will make up about 60% of the Democratic electorate.
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China has in recent years outspent the U.S. by $24 billion in the area of next-generation mobile internet technology known as 5G, potentially creating a "tsunami" that will be difficult to catch up with, according to a Deloitte study published Tuesday.
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The presumptive GOP nominee is being massively outspent on television airwaves: Between Tuesday and Election Day, Trump has reserved zero dollars in television advertising, compared to $117 million from Hillary Clinton and her allies, according to data from the ad tracking firm Kantar Media/CMAG.
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For instance, Kevin McCarthy has far outspent Jim Jordan: His leadership political action committee (LPAC) gave more than $2 million to more than 200 Republican incumbents and candidates through the end of September, whereas Jordan did not even have an LPAC in this election cycle.
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The Trump campaign has a significantly smaller staff than does the Clinton campaign, and Trump just began its general election advertising efforts this weekend, an attempt to catch up in an area where the Clinton campaign has so far completely outspent the Republican nominee.
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Continuing to watch their scandal-tarred incumbent be outspent by seven to one was not a risk national Democrats were willing to take, especially given the prospect that they could take back the Senate in 2020 if they do not lose significant ground this year.
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He outspent her on advertisements and spent more time there, long recognizing that its liberal politics created a prime opportunity for him to pick up a significant share of its delegates, even as Clinton picked up endorsements from most of the state's leading Democrats.
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Republicans have outspent Democrats by a huge margin on impeachment ads since the House formally launched its impeachment inquiry in late September, with more than $2000 million in total GOP paid advertising on the topic compared to roughly $2700 million on the Democratic side.
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Barrack, over-extended and overwhelmed by looming campaign finance restrictions on what he'd be able to legally discuss with Trump, suddenly distanced himself from the group, which never lived up to its hype as Barrack watched Trump be massively outspent on television for nearly the entire race.
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Badly outspent on the airwaves here, Mr. Biden has started taking direct aim at both Mr. Buttigieg and Mr. Sanders in a revamped stump speech, a first for a candidate who has led the field in most national polls and largely focused his fire on President Trump.
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An April poll indicated a dead heat, but a July 10 poll published by The Missouri Times showed a sizable lead for the No campaign, which has outraised and outspent its opponents thanks to a significant investment by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and other unions.
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"The idea that the conservative grass roots was able to power a victory like this, when Hagedorn was outspent by as much as he was for as long as he was, is incredible," said Brian Reisinger, a Republican strategist in Wisconsin and a former Walker adviser.
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That sort of focus on fundraising (and the campaign's active spending) means that the Trump 2020 campaign will be vastly better funded (and in theory, better organized and structured) than his 2016 effort, in which he was badly outspent in every swing state by Hillary Clinton.
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For now, Mr. Sanders has outspent Mr. Biden in Super Tuesday radio and television advertising by a margin of more than seven-to-one, according to the media-tracking firm Advertising Analytics; Mr. Bloomberg is outpacing Mr. Biden by closer to a 100-to-one margin.
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Though the difference between Mr. Biden's and Mr. Sanders's delegate hauls is likely to be somewhat marginal, the loss in Texas was a huge setback for Mr. Sanders, who outspent Mr. Biden nearly 10-to-1 on ads on television and campaigned heavily in the state.
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Ms. Nixon's campaign has been heavily outspent by Mr. Cuomo, and has been banking on the long-shot appeal of insurgents this year, citing the victories of candidates like Alexandria Osasio-Cortez, who beat a longtime incumbent, Representative Joseph Crowley, in a Democratic primary in June.
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Republicans had to pull out all the stops to win the seat, sending in Trump for an election-eve rally, deploying Vice President Mike Pence multiple times, and dropping $6 million from national groups to save Bishop, who was outspent by McCready by a wide margin.
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"We can maybe do it when we're outspent three-to-one, or four-to-one, but not 10-to-one, or 20-to-one," said Rebecca Katz, a top adviser to Ms. Nixon, who had raised $2.5 million with about 10 days left in the race.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE won in 2016 despite being outspent 2-to-85033.
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Here are some of the races we're watching for their upset potential: Steve King - House - Iowa The anti-immigration firebrand, who has aligned himself with white nationalist candidates in Europe and Canada, is being badly outspent, rejected by the local press, and abandoned by party leadership and corporate donors.
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That is an unusually large nest egg for a president at this point in a first term, reflecting an earlier and more aggressive start to re-election fund-raising that began almost immediately after Mr. Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton in a campaign in which she drastically outspent him.
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The losses were not only a resounding upset for the members of the Independent Democratic Conference, who outspent their challengers several times over, but also a sign that the progressive fervor sweeping national politics had hobbled New York's once-mighty Democratic machine, at least on a local level.
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More recently, Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and other top rivals have outspent Mr. Biden online: He was only the sixth-biggest Democratic spender on Facebook ads in the seven days ending Saturday, even as he began spending more money on digital ads targeting President Trump, Ukraine and impeachment.
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And while most other candidates have even less in their bank accounts, which could force some of them from the race before Iowa, the former vice president is set to be seriously outspent in the advertising and organizing battles that will soon ramp up in the first caucus state.
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Mr. Kemp, who received 26 percent of the vote in the May primary, far behind Mr. Cagle's 39 percent, benefited from a series of fortuitous events leading up to his victory Tuesday, in which he won close to 70 percent of the vote despite being heavily outspent by Mr. Cagle.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Vice President Joe Biden's presidential campaign raised $7.1 million in online donations in 42 hours, his campaign said late on Wednesday, a boost in fundraising for a candidate who has struggled to keep pace with his rivals and has been vastly outspent by fellow frontrunner Bernie Sanders.
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Businessman Sam Carpenter has styled himself the most Donald Trump-like candidate in the primary, and despite being massively outspent by Buehler (who has spent over $900,000 on ads, according to Advertising Analytics), Carpenter was within single digits of Buehler in a recent Democratic poll conducted by Global Strategy Group.
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But the pro-salmon campaign is being outspent 9 to 1, and mining proponents say they have good reason to spend more than $11 million on opposing Prop 1: They argue that the costs of the measure are impossible to predict, but it could effectively end mining and oil exploration in the state.
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" The former waitress continued, "I think about oftentimes that incredible day on June 26, when — despite no attention, despite no media fanfare … we were able to organize everyday people knocking on our neighbor's door and despite being outspent $4 million … despite the fact that I'm working class … despite all those things, we won.
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"This is a tough environment for Republicans and when you get outspent two to one or three to one over the last few weeks you're asking for trouble," said Corry Bliss, who runs the House Republican super PAC and has been forced to fill that gap between Republicans and better-funded rivals.
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Mr. Crowley, the No. 4 Democrat in the House, had drastically outspent his lesser-known rival to no avail, as Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's campaign was lifted by an aggressive social media presence and fueled by attention from national progressives hoping to flex their muscle in a race against a potential future speaker.
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Casual observers nationwide might marvel that Mr. Moore, twice evicted from the state high court for judicial-ethics violations, ran substantially ahead of the incumbent senator Luther Strange in Alabama's special-election Republican primary — this, despite being outspent by more than 10 to 1, and despite Mr. Trump's enthusiastic endorsement of Mr. Strange.
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Mr. Buttigieg is being outspent by Mr. Sanders, Ms. Warren and the super PAC backing Mr. Biden — though with the local airwaves saturated by political ads there can be just as much value in making news by going on the attack on the stump as there is in buying more TV time.
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To put the Trump campaign's general election finances in perspective, try comparing them to the cost of a congressional campaign: If Trump decided, with the $1.3 million he reportedly has on hand now, to challenge Carolyn Maloney -- the member of Congress who represents the home district of Trump Tower -- he would still be outspent.
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"We're still being outspent on the air in key states, we haven't caught up in online fundraising, and our opponent could do very well in today's caucuses in Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii," Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said in a Saturday email to supporters that went out shortly after Sanders was projected to win Alaska.
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Unless Mr. Trump can win over more benefactors, he is likely to become the first Republican presidential nominee in decades to be heavily outspent by his Democratic opponent, and may find it difficult to pay for both the voter-turnout operations and the paid advertising campaigns that are typically required in a general election.
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For supporters, who were outspent and saw early leads in the polls evaporate in the face of the autumnal advertising blitz, the convention had held out hope of a once-in-a-generation opportunity for ethics reform, changes to the judiciary and changing the balance of power in Albany, where governors often hold outsize influence.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 19883 race Biden starts the short sprint to Super Tuesday with major disadvantages: He has been drastically outspent and out-staffed across most of the 21988 states; his fundraising has lagged; and he is starting more slowly in marquee states than virtually every other candidate.
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Mr. Biden is being outspent by candidates who, like him, are household names with big campaign budgets (like Mr. Sanders, by more than 230 to 453 in the last 245 days), and also by lesser-known figures (the former housing secretary Julián Castro, who has struggled to raise money, by more than 229 to 245).
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President Donald Trump won Kentucky by nearly 30 points in 2016, and his presence at the top of the ticket in 2020 will likely help drive Republican voters to the polls McGrath failed to win her House race in 2018 against Barr, who won by about 3 points, despite being outspent by McGrath by nearly $3 million.
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Read more: Beto O'Rourke rejects Elizabeth Warren's plan to break up AmazonAccording to an analysis by the Washington Free Beacon, which examined 21 Democratic presidential campaigns' spending habits at Amazon through their Federal Election Commission reports released at the end of the second quarter of 2019, Sanders outspent everyone by almost $100,000, with Warren not far behind.
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So Mind the Gap's game plan has been to escape a bidding war by having its donors begin shoveling money behind Democrats only in the fall of an election season — sometimes all on the same day — before Republicans have a chance to notice that they are soon to be outspent by Democrats (and then try to catch up).
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His collapse in New Hampshire and Iowa certainly offers additional reason to think he could fade down the stretch, whether it's because he has been outspent on advertising, because some of his rivals have gained as they have become better known, or because his performances on the debate stage and stump have raised doubts among his supporters.
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Bret: That's going to require someone who doesn't seem too "coastal" in his or her cultural sensibilities; who speaks persuasively and soberly to middle-class needs and anxieties; who won't be massively outspent by the president; and who will be able to shrug off his attacks and convey a sense of decency, good judgment and excitement.
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As further evidence, note that Jeb Bush and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE outspent Trump 10:1 on television spending in the GOP primary with little to no impact.
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If California did get insurance, it would be following the models of Oregon, the World Bank and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, according to the AP. California has outspent its emergency budget in seven of the last 10 years, according to the AP. The state spent almost $950 million two years ago on wildfires and $677 million last year, the AP reported.
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Even though Republicans were defending more seats and Democratic nominee Clinton vastly outspent Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, the Grand Old Party is firmly in control of all levers of political power.
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And Kantar Media/CMAG's assessment of more than 100 of the most competitive House and Senate contests showed that Democratic candidates have outspent Republicans about $256 million to $145 million on TV. The Point: Add up what we know and leaven it with what we don't and, on balance, this is still looking like a good election for Democrats in the House.
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"The public is a lot smarter than people give them credit for and they look and they see and they decide and Donald Trump showed you can get elected president of the United States without spending a lot of money," Bloomberg explained on The View, neglecting to mention that though Clinton outspent Trump, both campaigns dished out obscene amounts of money in the 2016 election.
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Europe provides two-thirds of the world's development aid and is the world's largest funder of the UN. And to take an example of how it spends money on a local national security issue of great importance: The continent outspent the US 10 to 1 on its nonmilitary responses to Russian meddling in Ukraine in recent years — through foreign assistance, trade deals, sanctions, energy policy, and more, according to Moravcsik.
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Maher also noted that stocks tanked last week in a drop not seen since the 2008 financial crisis, which he joked could impact billionaire businessman Michael BloombergMichael BloombergBiden surge calms Democratic jitters The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE, who has outspent all of his Democratic rivals combined despite getting into the race just three months ago.
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The Alabama Senate special election had plenty of unique characteristics: a GOP nominee accused of pursuing relationships with teenage girls when he was in his 30s, who was already a controversial figure in the state, a vote that was held in mid-December, and a Democratic nominee, in the South no less, who outspent his GOP rival by a margin of roughly five-to-one in the general election phase of the campaign.
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Whether or not it was in coordination with the Russians, we've seen it, and you know that their 2020 strategy is going to be based in large part, not on buying TV ads, because I think they're smart enough to know ... You can look at the primaries in Florida that happened, it was Tuesday, where the Democrat who won was outspent $30 million to $3 million or $4 million on television and still won.
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Two groups that are focused on gun control, Giffords and Everytown for Gun Safety, spent at least $37 million at the state and federal level in the midterms, compared with at least $20 million by the N.R.A. The figures are incomplete, because some of the spending done by such groups is not required to be disclosed, but all sides agreed that the N.R.A. was outspent, stemming a trend of financial dominance for the N.R.A. going back years.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE aide Paul Manafort on Sunday shot down claims that the campaign is having problems with fundraising, saying they won't be outspent by presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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While there are signs that the movement to prevent gun violence gained momentum this year — state legislatures passed a surge of new gun control laws, gun control groups outspent the National Rifle Association in the midterm election cycle and the medical community recently took on the N.R.A. over an assertion that doctors should "stay in their lane" on gun policy — the findings underscore that even after such efforts ramped up after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn.
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Moreover, it is estimated that Saccone has outspent his opponent 2202-to-2628, he will have received campaign visits by President Trump, Vice President Pence and first daughter Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE by election day and is running in a district that has voted Republican by increasing margins in the last five presidential elections.
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Even as the 2628 presidential campaign for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE vacuums up huge dollars, House Republicans are being treated like the neglected stepchildren of their party, being outraised and outspent by Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE and the Democrats at every turn.
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