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The intelligence desk for Kansas · other states as the desk reaches themads and buys, what people are searching, feeling and paying for. Scans every hour · last 09/27 22:32 CT

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TV planned = orders, estimates and contracts from the FCC files (what is booked); TV invoiced = station invoices in the same files (what actually ran and was billed). Scanned documents add nothing to either. FEC = independent expenditures as filed. Digital = the high end of platform-reported ranges. Nothing here is a projection.

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By week coral = red side, violet = blue side

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Candidate war chests federal committees from FEC reports; statewide candidates' raised, spent and cash on hand from their Kansas Public Disclosure Commission reports, and the itemized columns from the Secretary of State's contribution viewer

candidateraceraisedspentcash on handthroughitemized to datelast 30 dayslatest gift
Pat Proctor redKansas Secretary of State
state
$42,480$104,889$146,9742026-07-23
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$354,527
374 gifts · 94% Kansas
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Kansas statewide candidates report twice a year and before each election; the July report covers through July 23. The itemized columns come from the Secretary of State's contribution viewer, pulled daily, and move the moment a new report or a last-minute filing is processed. Federal figures follow the FEC's quarterly filings. Cash on hand is what is left after spending, not what has been booked.

Stations where the TV money lands

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⤓ Spots by audience — age & gender (Excel) · who the TV spots reach, modeled from the daypart each runs in and public audience data (estimate, not measured ratings)