October 14, 2014
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Figure 1: Advertising Balance in U.S. House Races (Sept 26-October 9)
Media Market | Pro-Dem Ad Airings | Pro-GOP Ad Airings | GOP Ad Advantage |
---|---|---|---|
ALBANY, GA | 66 | 0 | -66 |
ALBANY, NY | 1468 | 1306 | -162 |
ALBUQUERQUE | 546 | 571 | 25 |
AUGUSTA | 1361 | 892 | -469 |
BANGOR | 682 | 447 | -235 |
BATON ROUGE | 0 | 300 | 300 |
BILLINGS | 279 | 452 | 173 |
BINGHAMTON | 0 | 122 | 122 |
BLUEFIELD-BECKLEY | 600 | 494 | -106 |
BOSTON | 491 | 8 | -483 |
BUFFALO | 584 | 189 | -395 |
BURLINGTON | 398 | 226 | -172 |
BUTTE | 121 | 1 | -120 |
CEDAR RAPIDS | 461 | 385 | -76 |
CHAMPAIGN | 847 | 504 | -343 |
CHARLESTON, WV | 1,212 | 1180% | -32% |
CHATTANOOGA | 278 | 0% | -278% |
CHICAGO | 463 | 202% | -261% |
CINCINNATI | 0 | 245% | 245% |
CLARKSBURG | 48 | 35 | -13 |
Figures are from September 26, 2014, to October 9, 2014. Numbers include broadcast television. CITE SOURCE OF DATA AS: Kantar Media/CMAG with analysis by the Wesleyan Media Project. |
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