Trump Ads Will Take Over YouTube’s Homepage on Election Day
The campaign has secured one of the most high-profile spots on the internet.
Donald Trump at rally in Colorado Springs on Feb. 20.
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In the immediate run up to the U.S. presidential election and on Election Day, the homepage of YouTube is set to advertise just one candidate: Donald Trump.
The president’s re-election campaign purchased the coveted advertising space atop the country’s most-visited video website for early November, said two people with knowledge of the transaction. The deal ensures Trump will be featured prominently in the key days when voters across the country prepare to head to the polls Nov. 3.