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Sabrina Sanchez
Sep 20, 2023

U.S. politicians projected to spend US$12 billion in ads for 2024 election cycle

EXCLUSIVE: Assembly’s 2024 Election Outlook report shows expensive congressional and presidential races will impact commercial advertisers in battleground states.

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