Jeb Bush Campaign Spends $500,000 in New Hampshire on First TV Buy

Republican Jeb Bush's presidential campaign has made its first television ad buy, targeting New Hampshire voters with a round of spots that promote the former Florida governor's record.

The campaign has bought $500,000 worth of ads on Boston- based WMUR and statewide cable in New Hampshire that will run Sept. 9-29, campaign spokeswoman Kristy Campbell said. Campbell said 15 percent of the initial placement was also dedicated for online advertising.

The ads will highlight Bush's "plan to change the culture in Washington," Campbell said in an email. She also said the campaign would expand its advertising in New Hampshire and other early states, but didn't provide additional details.