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Where Everybody Knows Your Name

Pixels and LCD screens in Ohio are sizzling with images of presidential candidates. The ad-monitoring group CMAG has published the following Top 5 list of cities with the most political ads aired since McCain and Obama wrapped up their parties' nominations:

1. Cleveland, Ohio
2. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
3. Columbus, Ohio
4. Detroit, Michigan
5. Youngstown, Ohio

-- Michael Olson

12:49 PM ET | 07-29-2008 | permalink

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