Harris Removes $2 Million Worth of Ads From North Carolina
AdImpact, which tracks political ads, announced that VP Kamala Harris’s campaign pulled $2 million worth of ads from North Carolina.
North Carolina is a swing state.
The campaign moved a day before she and VP candidate Gov. Tim Walz will spend the day in North Carolina.
From The Carolina Journal:
This comes a day before Harris is scheduled to campaign in the capital city of Raleigh, the only North Carolina media market where she is leading the Republican presidential candidate, former President Donald Trump.In the latest Carolina Journal statewide poll, Harris and Trump are tied at 47%. However, Trump leads Harris from Charlotte to western North Carolina by 12 points, and leads Harris by 9 points in North Carolina’s coastal area. They are tied in central North Carolina at 45%. Harris is ahead in the Triangle area of Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill, leading 55% to Trump’s 40%.Trump is also going to be in North Carolina on Wednesday, with a rally scheduled in Rocky Mount.
North Carolina has been early voting for two weeks.
More Republicans have early voted by 9,000 than in previous elections. The number of Democrats has dropped by 340,000 voters.
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