For the last issue of 🤯#FWIW this year, we take one final look at how impeachment is playing and has played online.
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Here’s how much each candidate spent online last week:

We can safely estimate that the top 25 pro and anti-impeachment spenders on Facebook have collectively spent over $5.3 million since news of the initial inquiry broke in September.
On the Left, organizations and campaigns have struggled to find a strong offensive frame on this issue, since the odds of removal by the Senate are slim.
The President has spent at least $1.5 million – on fundraising ads mentioning impeachment. His team made sure to own communication to their base and keep them in line while they played defense against the impeachment inquiry.
Despite groups like @AAN + @AmericaFirstPol funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars into ads targeting vulnerable Democratic Members of Congress, only one actual Democrat switched sides to vote against impeachment…Jeff Van Drew.


During last night’s debate, Democratic presidential candidates seemed eager to talk about issues other than impeachment. Steyer + Warren’s campaigns have consistently run ads on Facebook to rally their base for impeachment.
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