A top Republican super PAC is pausing its ad spending in the Senate race in North Carolina and launching a new ad effort in Kansas, the latest sign the fight for the majority is shifting to red states amid an increasingly tough landscape for the GOP.
\n\nThe new moves from the Senate Leadership Fund, a super PAC aligned with Senate GOP leadership, were first reported by Semafor and confirmed by two people with knowledge of the decision.
\n\nAd spending decisions can provide clear signals about the races parties and outside groups view as the most competitive and further out of reach.
\n\nSLF’s move to direct resources to Kansas underscores how Democrats are putting traditionally Republican states in play as they try to net four seats to take control of the Senate. Democrats will need to win multiple states President Donald Trump won by double digits in 2024, in addition to defending seats in battleground states.
\n\nAs Election Day draws closer, Democrats are growing more optimistic about their chances as Trump’s approval ratings drop and voters express frustrations with high costs and the Iran war.
\n\nThe race in Kansas between GOP Sen. Roger Marshall and Democratic pastor Adam Hamilton has become…
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