Health fight TV ads pass $100 million for the year
September 30, 2009
Evan Tracey, who heads a private data tracking company called the Campaign Media Analysis Group, says spending on TV ads on health insurance reform hit $110 million as of Sunday. It's averaged $1.1 million daily in the past week as Congress has stepped up its work on overhaul legislation. About $47 million has been spent for ads favoring a health overhaul and another $32 million has gone to opposing the effort.
Health fight TV ads pass $100 million for the year