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Clinton didn’t spend anything on Facebook? The data is also a little screwed considering that it was Trump and Hillary in the General election. All of the oth
by codeddesign 7y ago
Clinton didn’t spend anything on Facebook? The data is also a little screwed considering that it was Trump and Hillary in the General election. All of the other candidates were just in the primary. Ad spending will heavily increase for a candidate in the General election.
- phkahler 7y agoThere were at least 4 candidates on my ballot in the election.
- forty 7y ago"One area of particular relevance and interest is the US 2020 Presidential campaign." This is for next election, not the past one, and it looks like Clinton is not involved this time (no idea if it's the case, but I assume she would appear in the article else)
- belorn 7y agoThe article cover spending between May 2018 and July 2019. Clinton announced On March 4, 2019 that she will not run for president in 2020. (http://westchester.news12.com/story/40067049/im-not-running-hillary-clinton-rules-out-2020-bid-for-first-time-on-camera-in-exclusive-interview-with-news-12 http://westchester.news12.com/story/40067049/im-not-running-...) The article is not about last the election cycle 3-5 years ago.
- codeddesign 7y agoFair enough - I scrolled over the dates. That doesn’t dismiss the fact that you have a national party backing compared to individuals. In which case democrats are heavily outspending republicans.