throw away money to avoid failure; With rising energy costs and a drop in the popularity of the US president as a result of the war against Iran, the Republicans' financial struggle to maintain a majority in Congress faced a serious challenge. Summary: Pro-Trump political coalitions spent millions of dollars to save Republican candidates in the last week of the congressional midterm elections; An action that indicates concern about the deterioration of the position of this party and an increase in opposition to the war against Iran. According to Reuters, Maga Ink's political committee has launched a massive campaign to prevent the defeat of the Republicans. According to financial documents for the elections, since the beginning of September, Mega Inc. has spent close to 277 million dollars, of which 200 million dollars were allocated to the "New Return" group and 25 million dollars to the "Safety and Hospitality" group. Trump claimed that the cost of advertising and electoral activity of his supporters will exceed 400 million dollars by election day. Republicans face tough competition to maintain control of the Senate and the House of Representatives. Despite extensive spending, increased advertising budgets do not necessarily mean greater success. Republicans spent $233 million on TV ads to retain 9 Senate seats; That's almost double the $121 million the Democrats spent, but the Democrats are in a better position in this race. Elon Musk also spent $400 million to support Republicans and Michael Bloomberg promised to allocate $80 million to Democrats. In the first two weeks of October, the election expenses of parties and groups reached one billion dollars. The rise in gas prices, dissatisfaction with the war against Iran and the Trump administration's immigration plan have weakened the position of the Republican electorate. Reports show that the huge campaign spending failed to reduce voters' concerns about the economic situation and Trump's low popularity. Nate Silver, a senior poll analyst, predicted that the Republicans could experience a heavy defeat. He saw voter dissatisfaction with the cost of living and the war against Iran and the decline in Trump's popularity as one of the causes of this situation.

throw away money to avoid failure; With rising energy costs and a drop in the popularity of the US president as a result of the war against Iran, the Republicans' financial struggle to maintain a majority in Congress faced a serious challenge. Summary: Pro-Trump political coalitions spent millions of dollars to save Republican candidates in the last week of the congressional midterm elections; An action that indicates concern about the deterioration of the position of this party and an increase in opposition to the war against Iran. According to Reuters, Maga Ink's political committee has launched a massive campaign to prevent the defeat of the Republicans. According to financial documents for the elections, since the beginning of September, Mega Inc. has spent close to 277 million dollars, of which 200 million dollars were allocated to the "New Return" group and 25 million dollars to the "Safety and Hospitality" group. Trump claimed that the cost of advertising and electoral activity of his supporters will exceed 400 million dollars by election day. Republicans face tough competition to maintain control of the Senate and the House of Representatives. Despite extensive spending, increased advertising budgets do not necessarily mean greater success. Republicans spent $233 million on TV ads to retain 9 Senate seats; That's almost double the $121 million the Democrats spent, but the Democrats are in a better position in this race. Elon Musk also spent $400 million to support Republicans and Michael Bloomberg promised to allocate $80 million to Democrats. In the first two weeks of October, the election expenses of parties and groups reached one billion dollars. The rise in gas prices, dissatisfaction with the war against Iran and the Trump administration's immigration plan have weakened the position of the Republican electorate. Reports show that the huge campaign spending failed to reduce voters' concerns about the economic situation and Trump's low popularity. Nate Silver, a senior poll analyst, predicted that the Republicans could experience a heavy defeat. He saw voter dissatisfaction with the cost of living and the war against Iran and the decline in Trump's popularity as one of the causes of this situation.