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The Democratic National Committee renewed its television ad buy in North Carolina, as Dome reported earlier today, with a fresh plug of the American Jobs Act. And if the previous ad campaign is any indication, TV viewers will see it often.

Based on figures provided to Dome, the DNC spent $461,535 to run TV spots in the Raleigh and Charlotte markets in the two weeks after his address to a joint session of Congress. From Sept. 13 to Sunday, the DNC spent about $200,000 on Raleigh broadcast and cable and $260,000 in the Charlotte market.

A DNC spokesman refused to comment on the figures.

The Democratic National Committee is refreshing it's television advertising campaign in support of President Barack Obama's American Jobs Act.

Dubbed "Get Going," the ad is running in the Raleigh and Charlotte markets on broadcast and cable stations. The DNC refused to share details about its saturation or frequency. 

The 30-second ad replaces the "14 months" spot featuring clips from Obama's speech to a joint session of Congress. No Obama one-liners in the new one -- just a voiceover. DNC spokesman Alec Gerlach said the ad buy will last for the indefinite future. Read the script below.