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NRCC Cancels All Ad Spending in Pittsburgh

Exiting the 17th.

The National Republican Congressional Committee is canceling spending in Pittsburgh that was set for October 8 to the November 6, Election Day, according to Medium Buying.

This will mainly impact the race in Pennsylvania’s 17th Congressional District between incumbents Reps. Conor Lamb (D-Allegheny) and Keith Rothfus (R-Allegheny). A much smaller portion of the Pittsburgh television market includes voters for the 16th District’s race between incumbent Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Butler) and Democratic challenger, Ron DiNicola.

Earlier this month, the NRCC canceled spending for the Pittsburgh market from September 12 to October 8.

PoliticsPA is seeking comment from both the Lamb and Rothfus campaign on this most recent development.

During the time of the last canceled ad spending, the Rothfus campaign remained optimistic on the candidate’s odds.

After the NRCC canceled spending for the rest of September earlier this month, Pro-Trump PAC, America First Action announced it was investing $726,000 in ad buys for the 17th district.  

The news of the Pro-Trump PAC entering the race prompted the Lamb campaign to criticize the move painting his opponent as beholden to corporate PACs.

15 Responses

  1. Come on! Pulling money is something a first year political science student knows is “the end.” It means the national Republican Committee thinks the campaign is toast. End of story!

  2. Wolf will still be Gov in 2022. He’s not going to sign off of sh*tty GOP gerrymander, and Dems might be able to take control of st house.

      1. Lol spoken as a true partisan zealot not familiar with knowing 1) redistributing is in 2021, and 2) Wolf will be in office for redistricting. I know facts are hard.

          1. He spelled redistributing correctly. He clearly accidentally used a similar but incorrect word. Go have a drink and calm down.

      1. You do know that, at the very least, Wolf will be Gov and there actually could be a D House. The Wolf part is almost a guarantee. So, good luck with that map.

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