1 through Election Day, Vance has booked $1.4 million compared to Ryan’s $6.3 million. Vance faces a close race against Democrat Tim Ryan, an Ohio congressman who had raised $22 million through the end of June, far more than the $3.6 million Vance’s campaign took in through the same period. Vance and Oz are both running to fill seats held by retiring Republicans, and if Democrats should win either contest it would complicate Republican efforts to secure a majority in the Senate, now divided evenly between the two parties. The super PAC, which aims to support Republican candidates in the final weeks of the midterms, is spending $1.3 million in Ohio backing JD Vance and $770,000 on behalf of Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania, according to AdImpact.īoth candidates have been outraised by their Democratic opponents, Federal Election Commission filings show, and have relied on spending by super PACs to remain competitive on the airwaves.
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