跟进：特朗普系超级PAC斥11.23万美元投放电视广告 印第安纳州第5选区选情再升温
印第安纳州 Indianapolis——据《印第安纳波利斯星报》（Indianapolis Star）10月23日报道，支持特朗普的超级政治行动委员会 No Going Back PAC Inc. 已向联邦通信委员会（FCC）备案，斥资11.23万美元（112,300美元）在 Indianapolis 地区电视台 WTHR 投放49档广告，自10月23日起播出。WTHR 的订单表显示，这批30秒广告为「非候选人议题广告」，指向一场未具名的联邦众议员选战；报道认为，此举意在助选共和党现任众议员 Victoria Spartz，她正在印第安纳州第5选区迎战民主党州参议员 J.D. Ford。
本站10月21日已报道，多家政治评级机构将该选区由「稳固共和党」改列「倾向共和党」。印州第五选区评级再下调：斯帕茨选区由「稳固共和党」改列「倾向共和党」
这是该选区选情吃紧的又一信号。斯帕茨两年前以约18个百分点优势连任，特朗普在该选区赢了17个百分点；但在今年的党内初选中，一名几乎没有资金、名不见经传的挑战者拿下了约40%的选票。Ford 在个人捐款上已几乎追平斯帕茨，另有一个全国性超级 PAC 承诺投入200万美元投放反斯帕茨广告；斯帕茨本人近期还向自己的竞选账户借出数十万美元。
背景方面，据《纽约时报》9月报道，No Going Back PAC 已在战场选区预订了至少4,900万美元广告；联邦选举委员会（FEC）数据显示，该委员会的资金主要来自特朗普的主要超级 PAC「MAGA Inc.」，后者迄今已出资2亿美元。Punchbowl News 创始人 Jake Sherman 于10月22日晚在社交平台 X 上率先披露了这笔投放；截至10月23日上午11时，FCC 记录显示，Indianapolis 地区其他电视台暂无该委员会的投放订单。
来源：GSM·美国
Follow-up: Trump-Aligned Super PAC Spends $112,300 on TV Ads as Indiana's 5th District Race Heats Up
Indianapolis, Indiana — A Trump-aligned super PAC, No Going Back PAC Inc., has filed with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to spend $112,300 on 49 television spots on Indianapolis-area station WTHR starting October 23, the Indianapolis Star reported on October 23. According to the WTHR order form, the 30-second spots are "non-candidate issue ads" targeting an unnamed U.S. House race; the buy is widely seen as intended to boost Republican U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz, who is facing Democratic state Sen. J.D. Ford in Indiana's 5th Congressional District.
As GSM reported on October 21, several political ratings agencies have moved the district from "safe R" to "likely R." Indiana's 5th District rating downgraded: Spartz's seat moved from "safe R" to "likely R"
The purchase is another sign that the district may not be as safe for Spartz as previously thought. She won the district two years ago by about 18 percentage points, and President Trump carried it by 17 points; yet in this year's Republican primary, an unfunded, largely unknown challenger earned about 40% of the vote. Ford has nearly matched Spartz in individual contributions, and a national super PAC has committed $2 million to anti-Spartz ads; Spartz also recently loaned hundreds of thousands of dollars of her own money to her campaign.
In September, The New York Times described No Going Back PAC as a new super PAC that had begun reserving at least $49 million in advertisements to aid Republicans in battleground races; Federal Election Commission (FEC) data shows it is mainly backed by MAGA Inc., Trump's main super PAC, which has contributed $200 million so far. Jake Sherman, founder of Punchbowl News, first noted the buy in an October 22 evening post on X. As of 11 a.m. on October 23, no other Indianapolis-area station had noted an order from the PAC, according to FCC records.
Source: GSM·America
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