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Thirty Seconds in Texas Costs $12,000 as Politics Dominates TV

Buying a 30-second television ad in Harlingen, Texas, typically cost political candidates less than $500 two years ago. These days the spots are going for the price of a serviceable used car in the small city near the Mexican border.

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