NEWNAN, Ga. — There’s so much political spending in Georgia this campaign season, some groups are literally giving money away.
At six events at gas stations and grocery stores across the state, the pro-Herschel Walker group 34N22 has gifted voters $50,000 worth of vouchers to highlight rising inflation in hopes of sinking Democratic U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock.
Georgia’s top candidates and their allies have already devoted nearly $300 million to ads this election cycle, a once-unthinkable sum that now reflects the state’s rise as a political battleground.
