Dem VP Kamala Harris and those backing her have spent $74.6 million in ads in Wisconsin since Joe Biden dropped out of the race, while Donald Trump and his supporters dropped $53.1 million, according to AdImpact.
The report is part of a broader look at the $1 billion in spending across seven battleground states. AdImpact found the Dem side has outspent Republicans in every one of the seven states between July 22 and Tuesday.
The most intense focus has been in Pennsylvania, where Dems have spent $159.1 million to the $120.2 million on the GOP side.
Wisconsin ranked fourth in overall spending of the seven states.
The report found the bulk of Harris’ ads in Wisconsin have focused on taxation, health care and housing. Trump’s have been largely on inflation, the economy and housing.
For outside groups playing in Wisconsin, the Dem focus has been on taxation, abortion and character, while for Republicans it’s been immigration, crime and illegal drugs.
