Political Ads: TV's $2.9 Billion Battle
6:00 AM PDT 9/25/2012 by Tina Daunt
The early winner? Local stations, as spending far outpaces 2008 and Obama and Romney inhale dwindling airtime in every swing state.
No matter which presidential candidate prevails Nov. 6, local television already is this election cycle's big winner.
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