During Q2, overall revenue increased 7 percent to $840 million, up from $784 million a year earlier. Political advertising revenue reached $59 million, up from $6 million during the year-ago quarter. The company operates in 39 markets across the 10 states expected to attract the most political advertising spending this year. Sinclair raised its full-year political advertising forecast to at least $375 million from at least $333 million. “Sinclair delivered strong second quarter results, with meaningful year-over-year growth in revenue and Adjusted EBITDA, driven by political advertising and disciplined execution across the business.