To win overseas votes, Republicans say they’re relying on Donald Trump’s promise to end double taxation for expats. Meanwhile, Democrats have spent about $300,000 on outreach to Americans abroad.

Though it’s in a reliably red state, Omaha may make a big difference in November. Down-ballot and state proposals also draw funds nationwide.

Harris’ campaign will likely spend earlier on introductory ads than if Biden were at the top of the ticket. The GOP will need to pivot spending to take on a new opponent.

So far, outside spending far surpasses 2020’s pace, says Sheila Krumholz of OpenSecrets. But where’s the money coming from?

Here’s where that money has come from, and where it’s going.

Traditionally, school board candidates spend $1,000 or less. But one political action committee is spending about 20 times that per race.

There’s Arizona’s citizen-led initiative in 2022. And voters in Alaska and North Dakota passed similar measures in previous years.

In the final run-up to Election Day, campaigns, parties and outside groups are rushing to spend unprecedented cash on hand.

Most voters have already decided whom they want for president, experts say. Will undecideds vote at all?

More than 100,000 political ads have aired in Iowa so far, up 65% on 2016.