The Huffington Post reported Jeb Bush’s campaign is pulling ads previously scheduled for Iowa and South Carolina: a total cost of $3-million in ads. The campaign is directing its resources for additional staff in early primary states, doubling his full-time staff in New Hampshire from 20 to 40. The Bush campaign has a significant financial advantage in the upcoming election in comparison to the other candidates, but his familial ties to the Bush clan have not been in his favor. The campaign “upset” is the second campaign change: key staff members had their salaries cut in October. Bush is currently in 6th place in the Iowa race.