In the lead-up to the November elections, political groups on both sides are intensifying their efforts to sway voters in key battleground states. AFP Action, a pro-GOP super PAC, is launching a $10 million ad campaign targeting Democratic U.S. Senate candidates for their support of the Inflation Reduction Act, arguing it has increased costs for American families. Meanwhile, Republican Voters Against Trump is investing $11.5 million in ads across several swing states to persuade former Trump voters to back Kamala Harris instead, highlighting Trump's controversial actions and the GOP's internal divisions. Concurrently, a network of Republican operatives is backing third-party candidates like Cornel West to siphon votes from Harris, aiming to tilt the election in Trump's favor.