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House Watch: Where the DCCC spent its money yesterday

By BY Examiner Staff • September 14, 2010 12:00 am
Where the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spent its money yesterday:
  1. Against former Rep. Tim Walberg, R-Mich.: $42,000 media buy, $11,000 for media production.
  2. Against Dan Benishek, candidate in Michigan-1: $56,000 on media buys.
  3. Against Rep. Charles Djou, R-Hawaii:$52,000 on media buys, $12,500 on media production.
  4. Against Martha Roby, candidate in Alabama-2: $66,000 on media buys.
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