Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s super PAC plans to drop another $12 million into six states to help keep Republican control of the majority in the chamber, the organization told CNN Thursday.
As part of that late investment from the Senate Leadership Fund: $2.2 million in Wisconsin where polls show a suddenly neck-and-neck race between Sen. Ron Johnson and Democrat Russ Feingold, who had long been the heavy favorite in the race.
The group plans to also drop $3.2 million into Florida, an effort to shore up Sen. Marco Rubio’s position in a race where he holds a slight lead over Democratic challenger Rep. Patrick Murphy, Steven Law, head of the Senate Leadership Fund, told CNN.
The other states that are part of this additional investment: $1.9 million in Missouri, $1.4 million in Indiana, $1.7 million in North Carolina and $1.3 million in Pennsylvania. The latest $12 million includes spending that started last Friday.
The $12 million comes on top of the $25 million the group recently announced it would spend in the final days.
The group is already spending heavily in Nevada and New Hampshire.
Democrats need to win at least four seats to win back control of the Senate, if Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is elected. They’ll need five seats if Republican Donald Trump wins.