Special-interest groups are spending in support of and against these candidates.
Between the lines:
For example, while most of the $7.8 million spent on Republican J.D. Vance in Ohio has been in support of his campaign, over $1.5 million has been spent against it. These groups don't give directly to the candidates; instead, they spend their money on communications, ads and other independent expenditures that indirectly help or hurt a candidate.Even some who aren't up for re-election are getting outsized attention, including Sen. Jon Ossoff .
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