The substantial advantage in digital ad spending by Democrats compared to Republicans in the 2024 election cycle marks a significant historical shift in campaign strategies.
The analysis showed that Democrats and their allies spent over $182 million on Meta and Google, vastly overshadowing the Trump campaign's $45 million, highlighting a new tactical landscape.
This profound spending disparity signals a reversal from previous elections, where the Republican party led in digital ad expenditure, particularly during Trump’s 2016 and 2020 campaigns.
The 2024 election cycle's dynamics reflect a clearly altered approach to digital media engagement, with traditional roles seemingly reversed as both parties navigate new platforms.
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