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By RYAN STRUYK
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Shushannah Walshe
Broadcast advertising dollars aimed at toppling GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump
has soared 900 percent since his first primary victory in New Hampshire
- a total of more than $63 million -- according to an ABC News analysis
of CMAG/Kantar Media data.
The total haul aimed at blocking the real estate mogul is now three
times as much as what Trump has spent on his whole campaign and twice as
much as the behemoth super PAC Right to Rise spent during its tenure
supporting Jeb Bush.
And while anti-Trump forces have ramped up their attacks in recent weeks
as the prospect of a Trump nomination has gotten more and more likely,
Trump has largely continued his string of primary and caucus victories.
(See the graphic)
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