President Joe Biden has announced a $14 million boost in new ad spending across battleground states in the U.S., while also targeting former President Donald Trump on healthcare issues.
Out of this substantial budget, seven figures will be allocated to target minority groups through digital and radio ads. The campaign is capitalizing on its early start in fundraising activities, providing an advantage over the campaign efforts of presumptive Republican nominee, former President Donald Trump. This move follows a previous ad onslaught of $30 million in states considered competitive.
