The former president has splashed out significantly more money on ads in Pennsylvania and Georgia.
Donald Trump's team is seemingly 'gambling' the upcoming election on winning Pennsylvania and Georgia, according to their advertising spending and several political scientists.Political candidates are in their last stretch of campaigning until Election Day on November 4, with both main parties having already spent hundreds of millions of dollars on their presidential campaigns.
Cooper added: 'I expect to see campaign expenditures, his travel schedule, and his attention focus with laserlike precision on these three key battlegrounds —the three keys he'll need to hold to win the White House.'Similarly, Political Science Professor Stephen Farnsworth said Trump is 'wise to concentrate' on these three states.He told Newsweek: 'Polls show these three are among the closest states, and they are also places where Democratic candidates often struggle.
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