Also in today’s edition of Swing State Georgia:

• Video surfaces of fake GOP elector helping Trump team copy election files.

• Will Trump come down to Georgia?

• Georgia Republican denounces “Dictator Joe.”

With just over two months until Election Day, Georgia continues to show why the state has become one of the nation’s prime midterm battlegrounds - with huge amounts of campaign money cascading into the state.

The media tracking group AdImpact reports that Georgia trails only California - with almost four times the population - when it comes to the total amount of money spent on political advertising.

Greg Bluestein has a look at the mad money race ahead of Election Day:

Georgia's top candidates and their allies have already devoted nearly $300 million to ads this election cycle, a once-unthinkable sum that now reflects the state's rise as a political battleground.

That's forced candidates and outside groups to dream up inventive ways to capture the attention of distracted voters — and to produce increasingly provocative ad campaigns designed to break through a cluttered media landscape.

Bluestein’s first line tells the story: “There’s so much political spending in Georgia this campaign season, some groups are literally giving money away.”

It’s estimated that over $24 million was spent on political ads in Georgia in the month of August - just for the U.S. Senate race.

That’s why we call it, “Swing State Georgia.”