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Senate GOP campaign chief says 'cash is king' as Trump team promises millions to keep majority - AP News

Tim Scott said Republicans had been assured that funding would be available for battleground Senate races.

Senate GOP campaign chief says 'cash is king' as Trump team promises millions to keep majority - AP News
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Sen. Tim Scott said Republicans had been assured that money would be available for battleground Senate races, as affiliated groups plan further spending to help retain the majority. He acknowledged close contests in Kansas and Georgia while expressing confidence in the GOP’s chances.

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Tim Scott Says Trump Team Will Fund Senate GOP Campaigns

Tim Scott said Republican Senate candidates would have campaign money available, as Trump-aligned groups prepare to spend to help the party retain its majority. The coverage also notes competitive races in Kansas and Georgia. Center outlets focus on campaign spending and Republican Senate prospects, generally pairing Scott’s funding assurances with references to competitive races in Kansas and Georgia.

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