HARTFORD, Conn. – Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s Economic and Community Development Department has been running ads touting Connecticut’s economy during the final month of an election that has seen the state’s economy criticized by Malloy’s political opponent.
The department has spent a total of $908,721 for TV and digital ads this fall. It is spending $403,963 to re-air a set of TV ads which the DECD first aired in the spring. For the fall campaign, the department spent $355,640 on the New York media market and $48,323 in Connecticut, according to DECD spokesman Jim Watson.
They began running on Sept. 29 and will continue until Oct. 26, just a few days before voters cast ballots in the governor’s race.
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