A handful of candidate campaigns and outside spending groups involved in this year’s race for governor have either already advertised on broadcast television and cable or they’re planning to jump onto traditional airwaves very soon. To have one camp venture onto TV early—like former Lt. Gov. Scott Angelle did in February 2015, during the last
Alford: Governor’s race is being televised earlier than usual
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