COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — Donald Trump says he will begin spending money on campaign advertising, despite what he views as comfortable leads in national and state preference polls.
The Republican presidential front-runner says he doesn’t “want to take any chances.” He spoke to reporters Tuesday on his private jet before a rally in nearby Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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Trump says he’s planning to spend $2 million a week in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, the first states to vote in the 2016 presidential primary race. He has said he expected to have to spend $35 million in advertising by January 1.
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Trump drew thousands to his rally Tuesday, and says he believes those people will turn out for Iowa’s Feb. 1 caucuses — even though many were from nearby Nebraska.
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