Republicans Are ABANDONING Two Key Senate Races
Two major Republican targets—Georgia and North Carolina—are falling off the Senate map.
With Election Day closing in, GOP leaders must decide where to spend their limited campaign dollars—and which races to abandon. Georgia’s Jon Ossoff and North Carolina’s Roy Cooper have built significant polling leads, while both states require tens of millions of dollars in advertising. 💰📺
In this video, Chris Cillizza explains:
🔴 Why Republicans may pull their money from Georgia and North Carolina
📉 What Tim Scott’s latest target list reveals
💵 How the GOP’s $100 million bet on Ken Paxton is reshaping the map
🗳️ Where Republican campaign money could go instead
🏛️ Why these decisions could determine control of the Senate
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThe National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) is shifting its financial focus away from Senate races in Georgia and North Carolina. Due to poor polling and high advertising costs in these populous states, GOP leadership is prioritizing \"winnable\" seats in states like Texas, Ohio, and Alaska to maximize their limited campaign funds.