Here's What Donald Trump Has Spent on TV and Radio Ads So Far

The Ad Age Presidential Campaign Ad Scorecard is sponsored by The Trade Desk Editor's note: Here's the 13th installment of the 2016 Presidential Campaign Ad Scorecard, a comprehensive view of spending across broadcast, cable and satellite TV as well as radio. The charts below represent a collaboration between the Ad Age Datacenter -- specifically, Kevin Brown, Bradley Johnson and Catherine Wolf -- and Kantar Media's Campaign Media Analysis Group (CMAG). Some context from Ad Age's Simon Dumenco follows. --Ken Wheaton • Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are continuing to spend big on TV and radio ads. Donald Trump? Not so much. • The cumulative total spent (and/or booked) by the Hillary Clinton campaign and pro-Hillary PACs and advocacy groups on TV and radio is now $153,207,935; the campaign itself accounts for $60,301,415 of that total. • The cumulative total spent (and/or booked) by the Bernie Sanders campaign and pro-Bernie PACs and advocacy groups on TV and radio is now $74,675,942; the campaign itself accounts for the vast majority -- $74,204,403 -- of that total. • Meanwhile, the cumulative total spent (and/or booked) by the Donald J. Trump campaign and pro-Trump PACs and advocacy groups on TV and radio is now $21,164,436; the campaign itself accounts for $20,689,495 of that total. • Our tallies include advance bookings through Nov. 7. Scroll down below the charts for a note about how you can interact with them. • As always, our charts, which were designed by Ad Age Digital Content Producer Chen Wu, are interactive. Click on the arrows in the first chart to sort and resort. And hover over the second chart to get drill-down data. You can also select and deselect individual candidates (by clicking on the color blocks next to their names) in the second chart to include or exclude them from view.

Here's What Donald Trump Has Spent on TV and Radio Ads So Far

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