Republican lawmakers, candidates, and conservative groups have been hammering Democrats with advertisements over the airwaves and online about inflation.
. The ad goes on to admonish Warnock to stop voting for"reckless spending" to stop inflation.
More than $18 million in total has already been spent this year on advertising in the Senate race in New Hampshire alone according to AdImpact, with more than half of it coming from Democrats, even though the primary to determine her GOP challenger isn't until September.
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