DCC comes out of expenses and has its own monuments in the state of Keystone.
The Democratic Committee of the Congress Campaign (DCC) has spent up to USD 340,000 from the beginning of 2025 in advertising with Facebook and Instagram focused on a pair of republican congressmen – Rep. Brian (*5*) (R-01) I Rob Bresnahan (R-08).
According to data developed by Andrew AngaResearcher from the University of Pennsylvania on the subject of reviews and election research, Political advertisers spent the digital advertisers jointly About USD 2,000,000 from the beginning of 2025 on targeted advertising on Facebook and Instagram in 35 Republican districts was the target of DCC in this cycle. And Bresnahan and (*5*) belong to the top five.
In fact, Bresnahan, a first -grade from Nep, only the trail Gabe Evans (R-colo.) Among the DCC goals, because the Committee has so far assigned from USD 87,000 to USD 180,000. The leading website of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (USD 5800 – 41,000 USD), planned parenting (9,700 – USD 23,000), action in planned parenting (USD 16,000 – 23,000 USD) and Americans for prosperity (USD 14,000 – 20,000).
From May 11, almost 26,000 USD in the digital advertising space was purchased in PA-08-REMIS in the second highest sum in the country.
(*5*) comes in 5th place because digital political advertisers spent from 62,000 to 160,000 USD in 1. Congress district.
Americans for prosperity (USD 16,000-80,000), action in planned parenting (USD 12,000-18,000) and American Energy Action ($ 5,900 USD-8500 USD).
Other DCCC goals in the community include Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (R-07) I Scott Perry (R-10).
Mackenzie, who won his place by one percentage point in 2024, occupied the 11th place among 35 political expenditure addressed to advertisers from 58,000 to 100,000 USD on Facebook and Instagram advertisements directed to the Lehigh Valley district.
As in the case of Bresnahan and (*5*), it is the action of planned parenting (USD 18,000 – $ 26,000), planned parenting (USD 9,600 – USD 23,000) and Americans for prosperity (USD 14,000 – USD 21,000).
Only 13 advertisers issued ads in the 10th Congress District of Perry at a cost of $ 15,000 to 26,000. AIPAC was the largest publisher (USD 4,300 – USD 7,100), and protect our jobs ($ 3,200 – $ 5,100), House Freedom (USD 920 – USD 3800) and better roads and bridges (USD 1500 USD – 3,300 USD) also bought digital advertising space.
Among the other Congress districts of Pennsylvania
- PA-02 (rep. Brendan Boyle): 4 advertisers $ 6,500 – $ 12,000
- PA-03 (REWWHT EVANS): 3 | USD 670 – USD 830
- PA-04 (rep. Madeleine Dean): 3 | USD 5,900 – USD 11,000
- PA-05 (rep. Mary Gay Scanlon): 5 | USD 6,200 – USD 25,000
- PA-06 (Rep. Chrissy Houlahan): 4 | $ 6,700 – $ 13,000
- PA-09 (Rep. I Meuser): 4 | USD 850 – USD 2,600
- PA-11 (Rep. Lloyd Smucker): 7 | $ 12,000 – $ 20,000
- PA-12 (Rep. Summer Lee): 1 | $ 100 – USD 160
- PA-13 (rep. John Joyce): 8 | $ 9,000 – $ 20,000
- PA-14 (Guy ReteTeła): 5 | $ 3,800 – $ 7,400
- PA-15 (rep. Glenn Thompson): 10 | $ 22,000 – $ 38,000
- PA-16 (Rep. Mike Kelly): 6 | $ 3000 – $ 8,800
- PA-17 (Rep. Chris Deluzio): 5 | $ 3,200 – $ 3600
In the period from May 11-18, the action of planned parenting spent about USD 97,000 on digital advertising, while the healthcare education project was second at USD 42,000. All, 399 political advertisers have spent around USD 6,320,000 on Facebook and Instagram advertising addressed to specific congress districts before the central terms of the United States.
