Democratic Super PACs funded in part by George Soros plan to spend at least $130 million in states that Trump narrowly won in 2016
WASHINGTON—As Democratic presidential candidates spend much of their time and money in the early primary states needed to win the nomination, the party’s biggest donors are training their sights on a different set of states, which they view as key to winning the White House.
Two of the Democrats’ best-funded outside groups—both of which are backed in part by New York billionaire George Soros—are planning at least a $130 million campaign to attack President Trump and build support for Democrats in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania...
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