That means it's spending one quarter of that total just on one race, Sherrod Brown's race here in Ohio.

Yeah, and that's probably a reflection of two things.

I mean, $30 million is an incredible amount of money, um, in, you know, if you were to pick your average Senate race.

Um, in Ohi- in Ohio, you know, it's still a lot of money, but Ohi- Ohio's turning out to be, I, I think right now it's the most expensive Senate race, um, in the country.

You know, it has some competition in, in Texas.

But, um, I mean, last I checked, I think about $300 million had been committed on ads in Ohio, so 30 million is 10% of that.

If we look at some other races, you know, 30 million would easily be, um, half of, uh, you know, half or more of, of what's being spent in those races.

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