Democrats’ campaign arm reserves $338,000 in coordinated TV ad spending
The campaign arm of House Democrats is kicking off its coordinated TV ad spending next week by dropping $338,000 in three competitive races. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s largest reserve so far is $248,000 for Rep.
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