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Harry Reid spends $1m on advertising, yet loses ground to Danny Tarkanian in NV U.S. Senate race.

In case you missed it, after spending over a million dollars on a month’s television advertising in Nevada (a massive buy, there), Harry Reid actually lost ground in his re-election battle.Â During this time Republican Danny Tarkanian actually gained a point to lead Reid 48%-42% among registered voters in the latest Mason-Dixon survey commissioned by the Las Vegas Review Journal.Â Among likely voters, well, you can imagine…

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/most-important-number/the-most-important-number-in-p-73.html?wprss=thefix

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