A Republican super PAC said about $25,000 in digital ads backing Sen Susan Collins were mistakenly placed in Portland, Oregon, rather than Portland, Maine.
01Summary
- 01A GOP super PAC said a media vendor wrongly placed around $25,000 in digital ads in the Portland, Oregon market.
- 02The ads were intended to support Sen Susan Collins, a Republican from Maine.
- 03The mix-up involved Portland, Oregon instead of Portland, Maine.
- 04The spokesperson said the error happened during a recent independent expenditure.
02Why it matters
The mistake shows how a campaign spending error can send political ads to the wrong audience. It also matters because it involves a sitting US senator and a competitive Republican advertising effort.
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