The Michigan Democratic Party has reserved a substantial $10.5 million for ad reservations to support state House candidates in the upcoming November elections.
The party has allocated $2.5 million each for Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Detroit, while Marquette will receive $1 million. Additionally, $700,000 will be spent on ads in Traverse City and the South Bend, Indiana market, and $900,000 in Flint.
This ad reservation is in addition to the nearly $8 million that Michigan House Democrats have already spent on reservations in the Detroit media market.
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The news comes on the heels of Michigan Democrats regaining control of the state House, securing a majority after two Democratic lawmakers left their seats to pursue mayoral roles. The state House was previously tied at 54-54.
Michigan Democrats have recently experienced a successful streak, winning competitive races for governor, Senate, and House. However, both parties will face another test in the state during the November presidential election.
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According to The Hill’s Decision Desk HQ polling average, former President Trump is leading President Biden in Michigan with 46.7% to 43.4%.
