Clinton campaign halts ads in two battleground states

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Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign plans to suspend its TV ads in Virginia next week, suggesting the former secretary of state is confident in where she currently stands against her Republican opponent, Donald Trump.

The decision to halt advertising in the Old Dominion comes two weeks after Clinton tapped Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine to join her on the Democratic presidential ticket. Recent polls show Virginia voters affording Kaine, who previously served as governor, a positive approval rating of 52 percent.

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