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Obama Camp On Pace to Spend $35 Million on Web Ads

As the GOP presidential contenders slog their way through a prolonged primary season, President Barack Obama's reelection campaign continues to spend big on digital ads. Obama for America spent an additional $3 million on digital ads, including text messages, in February. Since the launch of the 2012 campaign about a year ago, Obama's team has spent more than $11 million on web ads, according to ClickZ Politics analysis of Federal Election Commission filings.

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