Presidential candidates on both sides of the
aisle have spent more than $23 million on TV advertising in the "Super
Tuesday" states where voters are preparing to head to the polls,
according to NBC ad-tracking partner SMG Delta.
On the Republican side, Ted Cruz and his superPAC allies are
outspending pro-Rubio efforts on the air in Super Tuesday states by
almost a factor of 2-1.
Pro-Cruz forces have spent a total of about $6.2
million in mostly southern states, with the biggest dollar amounts in
Georgia ($1.6m), Tennessee ($1.2m) and Cruz's home state of Texas (about
$1m).
Rubio and his allies have doled out $3.5 million total, including about $960k in Texas and $690k in Virginia.
Pro-Trump forces have spent just about $1.1 million total in Super Tuesday states, with his biggest buy ($480k) in Texas.
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Source: NBC News
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