Super PACs Influence Colorado and Rhode Island Races

In Colorado, state-level super PACs have spent nearly $13 million on House and Senate races, indicating a shift in competitive priorities that could affect the Democrats' supermajority in both chambers. In Texas, the U.S. Senate race has seen significant ad spending, with Democratic Rep. Colin Allred's campaign and supporters spending over $57 million and Republican Sen. Ted Cruz's side spending about $47.5 million, highlighting internal GOP tensions over funding. Meanwhile, in Michigan, the Senate race between Democrat Elissa Slotkin and Republican Mike Rogers has amassed $52.4 million in candidate spending and $138.2 million in outside spending, rendering it one of the state's most expensive elections. In Rhode Island, a super PAC supporting Republican Patricia Morgan mistakenly linked to a New York-based think tank's website in ads, prompting the think tank to seek removal of its association.