So Far, Prez Election Winner Is . . . Florida?

Iowa is the runner-up in local TV buys; New Hampshire, South Carolina neglected

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The Iowa Caucuses are only six weeks away, but ad dollars haven’t really started flowing in some of the most important presidential primary states.

According to a TVB review of Campaign Media Analysis Group data on local TV buys, the state that’s seen the most spending for the presidential campaign is Florida, where Democrats and Republicans combined had spent nearly $2.2 million through Nov. 6. The runners-up were Washington, D.C., with $1.7 million, and Iowa, at $1.2

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