Bernie Sanders has outspent Hillary Clinton in advertisements in the March 15 primary states, $6.3 million to $5.3 million overall, including in Missouri, North Carolina and Ohio, according to ad-spending data from SMG Delta.
Clinton, meanwhile, has outspent Sanders in Florida and Illinois.
In the Republican race, outside GOP groups attacking Donald Trump have spent nearly $13 million combined in these states – not including the millions that Marco Rubio’s Super PAC has aired against Trump.
Indeed, Rubio’s Super PAC has spent $8.2 million alone in Florida. Here the numbers:
- Clinton: $737,000
- Sanders: $365,000
- Rubio: $8.2 million
- Anti-Trump: $7.4 million (American Future Fund, Club for Growth, Our Principles PAC)
- Trump: $2.2 million
- Cruz: $391,000
- Clinton: $1.4 million
- Sanders: $1.3 million
- Anti-Trump: $4.3 million
- Rubio: $1.6 million
- Cruz: $610,000
- Kasich: $221,000
- Trump: $125,000
- Sanders: $1.4 million
- Clinton: $375,000
- Cruz: $777,000
- Rubio: $384,000
- Anti-Trump: $275,000
- Trump: $211,000
- Sanders: $2.3 million
- Clinton: $2.1 million
- Kasich: $2.2 million
- Trump: $1.4 million
- Anti-Trump: $795,000
- Cruz: $159,000
North Carolina
- Sanders: $972,000
- Clinton: $640,000
- Cruz: $1.0 million
- Trump: $234,000
SOURCE: SMG Delta
