United States 2026 · Data

Every political advertiser

The 24,034 Facebook and Instagram pages that ran a domestic political ad paid in dollars from 4 May 2026, from Meta’s archive as pulled on 4 November 2026. Every page links to its own Vipima page, with its weekly spend, tone and costliest ads, and from there to Meta’s Ad Library; a party’s or candidate’s page links to that party or candidate.

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#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendImpressionsAttackLast ad
1Common Sense Voters CoalitionPaid for by MAGA INC GroupRep.None8,236$13.1M~206.2M94%27 Oct
2James TalaricoPaid for by TALARICO FOR TEXASCandidateDem.Senate, TXWon · 55.1%444$9.1M~138.3M11%26 Oct
3DemocratsPaid for by DNC SERVICES CORP./DEM. NAT'L COMMITTEEPartyDem.None6,248$8.1M~121.8M64%26 Oct
4WinSenatePaid for by WINSENATEGroupDem.Senate, OH560$8M~288M97%26 Oct
5Abdul El-SayedPaid for by Abdul for U.S. SenateCandidateDem.Senate, MIWon · 52.5%7,207$7.5M~216.2M47%26 Oct
6Lower Costs NowPaid for by LOWER COSTS NOWGroupDem.None9,830$7M~293.4M13%27 Oct
7America PACGroupRep.None1,444$6.8M~99.6M66%26 Oct
8Jon OssoffPaid for by JON OSSOFF FOR SENATECandidateDem.Senate, GAWon · 59.0%340$4.9M~57.6M38%26 Oct
9No on 40: Protect Funding for Schools, Healthcare & Public SafetyPaid for by No on Prop 40 - Doctors, Teachers, Small Businesses, Working Families and Public Safety Against the Reckless Wealth Tax Experiment. Ad committee’s top funders: California Primary Care Association Advocates & California Medical Association.GroupNoneBallot measure, CA1,034$4.6M~182.6M100%26 Oct
10One NationGroupRep.Senate, GA1,897$4.5M~322M39%26 Oct
11Turning Point PACPaid for by TURNING POINT PAC INCGroupRep.Governor, AZ1,593$4.1M~130.2M58%27 Oct
12Working AmericaGroupDem.Federal7,252$3.2M~365.5M37%26 Oct
13Rep. Gina HinojosaPaid for by Gina Hinojosa CampaignCandidateDem.Governor, TX8,499$3.1M~107.5M57%27 Oct
14Yes on Proposition 42Paid for by Yes on 42 – Protect Retirement & Life Savings, a coalition of retirees, blue-collar workers, seniors, veterans, small businesses & taxpayersGroupNoneBallot measure, CA869$3.1M~68.5M6.2%26 Oct
15WorkMoneyGroupDem.None1,717$3M~58.1M28%19 Oct
16Vivek RamaswamyPaid for by Vivek Ramaswamy and Rob McColley for OhioCandidateRep.Governor, OH2,244$2.8M~267.5M54%26 Oct
17Turning Point ActionGroupNoneNone1,089$2.7M~122.2M12%27 Oct
18Dr. Annie AndrewsPaid for by DR. ANNIE ANDREWS FOR SENATECandidateDem.Senate, SCWon · 51.1%4,813$2.6M~52.4M39%26 Oct
19Troy JacksonPaid for by Troy Jackson for MaineCandidateDem.Senate, MEWon · 53.2%4,698$2.3M~103.1M55%27 Oct
20Sherrod BrownPaid for by Friends of Sherrod BrownCandidateDem.Senate, OHWon · 50.0%685$2.2M~81.7M55%26 Oct
21Dr. Amy ActonPaid for by Ohioans for Amy ActonCandidateDem.Governor, OH3,275$2.2M~120.6M71%27 Oct
22Texas PACGroupRep.Senate, TX1,836$2.1M~82.5M97%26 Oct
23Energy CitizensPaid for by AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTEGroupRep.None4,063$2M~70.8M13%26 Oct
24Josh ShapiroCandidateDem.Governor, PA525$2M~59.2M38%26 Oct
25ACLUPaid for by American Civil Liberties UnionGroupNoneNone1,023$2M~147.9M51%26 Oct
26Dan PatrickPaid for by Texans For Dan PatrickCandidateRep.Other statewide, TX1,405$1.9M~159.6M3.2%26 Oct
27Bruce Blakeman for Governor - Make New York AffordablePaid for by Blakeman for New YorkCandidateRep.Governor, NY329$1.9M~93M60%26 Oct
28Better MarketsGroupNoneNone44$1.9M~13.7M100%23 Jun
29American Bridge 21st CenturyPaid for by AB PACGroupDem.House, district not named437$1.9M~72.8M81%24 Oct
30Team OssoffPaid for by JON OSSOFF FOR SENATECandidateDem.Senate, GAWon · 59.0%163$1.7M~78.5M22%23 Oct
31Defend The VotePaid for by DEFEND THE VOTE ACTION FUNDGroupDem.None533$1.7M~107.4M3.7%27 Oct
32Tom TiffanyPaid for by Tiffany for WisconsinCandidateRep.Governor, WI951$1.7M~165.6M53%27 Oct
33Rick Jackson for GovernorPaid for by Jackson for Governor, Inc.CandidateNoneGovernor, GA399$1.6M~121M14%26 Oct
34Brandon GillPaid for by Brandon Gill for TexasCandidateRep.House TX-26Won · 54.5%781$1.6M~24.7M14%26 Oct
35Josh TurekPaid for by Josh Turek for IowaCandidateDem.Senate, IAWon · 50.5%2,571$1.6M~40.9M31%26 Oct
36Sherrod Brown Let Us DownPaid for by SLF PACGroupRep.Senate, OH507$1.6M~100.1M100%26 Oct
37YES on Prop 38 - Immunology Medical Research & CuresPaid for by YES on 38: Californians for Life-Saving Immunology Research and Cures, sponsored by the Michelson Center for Public Policy. Ad Committee’s Top Funders: Gary K. Michelson, Michelson Center for Public Policy, Inc., & Meyer LuskinGroupNoneBallot measure, CA357$1.6M~112M2.6%23 Oct
38RepublicansPaid for by REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEPartyRep.None2,094$1.6M~43M0.0%27 Oct
39Tom SteyerPaid for by Steyer for Governor 2026CandidateDem.Governor, CA796$1.6M~88.3M26%2 Jun
40Adam Hamilton for KansasPaid for by Hamilton for KansasCandidateDem.Senate, KSWon · 51.0%610$1.6M~46.5M41%26 Oct
41Mary PeltolaPaid for by ALASKANS FOR MARYCandidateDem.Senate, AKNot yet called · 48.2%765$1.4M~56.7M55%26 Oct
42State + Local Election AllianceGroupNoneNone339$1.4M~37.3M13%26 Oct
43AFP ActionPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION, INC.(AFP ACTION)GroupRep.Senate, OH604$1.4M~156.8M28%23 Oct
44Texans for Economic LibertyGroupNoneNone53$1.4M~11.3M0.0%23 Oct
45Senate Leadership FundPaid for by SLF PACGroupRep.Senate, NC863$1.4M~89.4M100%26 Oct
46House Majority PACPaid for by HMPGroupDem.Federal391$1.3M~99.2M89%26 Oct
47DemocratsPaid for by DCCCPartyDem.None590$1.3M~32.1M66%26 Oct
48Congressional Leadership FundPaid for by CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP FUNDGroupRep.Federal364$1.3M~64.7M98%26 Oct
49Americans for ProsperityPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupNoneNone985$1.2M~65.3M20%24 Oct
50Security is Strength PACPaid for by SECURITY IS STRENGTH PACGroupRep.House, district not named173$1.2M~66.2M76%26 Oct
51Senate DemocratsPaid for by DSCCPartyDem.Federal536$1.2M~20.1M71%25 Oct
52Angie Nixon for FloridaPaid for by Angie For FloridaCandidateDem.Senate, FLLost · 48.0%448$1.2M~54.3M21%26 Oct
53Roy CooperPaid for by Cooper Victory FundCandidateDem.Senate, NC726$1.1M~46.5M29%26 Oct
54Right VotePaid for by Right Vote IncGroupNoneNone134$1.1M~41.5M0.0%22 Oct
55Rob Sand for IowaCandidateDem.Governor, IA2,069$1.1M~40.5M25%26 Oct
56NO on Prop 44 - Stop the Attack on PatientsPaid for by No On Prop 44 - Stop the Attack on Patients and Community Health Clinics, sponsored by California Primary Care Association Advocates. Ad Committee’s Top Funders AltaMed Health Services, California Primary Care Association Advocates, and Family Health Centers of San Diego. GroupNoneBallot measure, CA204$1.1M~65.2M100%24 Oct
57Forward BlueGroupDem.None2,589$1.1M~25.4M68%25 Oct
58Pete ButtigiegPaid for by WIN THE ERA PACGroupDem.None257$1.1M~18.7M4.1%26 Oct
59The Patriotic ProphetUnknownNoneNone811$1M~11.1M0.0%22 Aug
60Planned ParenthoodPaid for by Planned Parenthood Federation of AmericaGroupNoneNone688$1M~40.1M49%23 Oct
61Texas ForeverGroupDem.Governor, TX129$1M~38.1M88%26 Oct
62Ben & Jerry'sPaid for by BEN & JERRY'S HOMEMADE, INC.UnknownNoneNone2,469$970.3K~75M30%15 Oct
63Wisconsin Ideas ProjectGroupDem.Legislature, WI430$969.9K~45.1M83%26 Oct
64AFP-WisconsinPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupRep.Governor, WI124$960.1K~52M16%19 Oct
65Katie HobbsPaid for by Elect Katie HobbsCandidateDem.Governor, AZ5,172$950.3K~31.4M62%23 Oct
66EarthjusticePaid for by EARTHJUSTICEGroupDem.None1,164$948.2K~34.7M87%26 Oct
67AFSCMEPaid for by AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEESGroupDem.House, district not named611$942.5K~86.3M41%26 Oct
68Planned Parenthood ActionPaid for by Planned Parenthood Action FundGroupDem.Senate, ME331$937.4K~45.9M82%26 Oct
69VoteVetsPaid for by VOTEVETSGroupDem.House, district not named186$934.1K~46.3M64%27 Oct
70Alexandria Ocasio-CortezPaid for by ALEXANDRIA OCASIO-CORTEZ FOR CONGRESSCandidateDem.House NY-14Won · 78.2%2,695$921.6K~21.7M11%24 Oct
71PragerUPaid for by Prager UniversityGroupNoneNone915$920.6K~28M27%26 Oct
72Graham PlatnerPaid for by GRAHAM FOR MAINECandidateDem.Senate, ME242$907.1K~20.8M15%6 Jul
73Eric Jones for CongressCandidateDem.House CA-4Not yet called · 51.5%538$906.1K~54.1M27%27 Oct
74David Miles Hogg Paid for by LEADERS WE DESERVEGroupDem.Federal2,509$884K~13.8M45%26 Oct
75California Secretary of StatePaid for by California Secretary of State OfficePublic bodyNoneNone81$868.7K~39.2M0.0%26 Oct
76Medicare Advantage MajorityGroupNoneNone217$861.7K~12.4M32%13 Oct
77The Truth About Josh TurekPaid for by SLF PACGroupRep.House, district not named467$853K~67.8M100%26 Oct
78Restoration of America PacGroupRep.Governor, AZ529$845.1K~25.4M69%26 Oct
79The Voter Participation CenterPaid for by Voter Participation CenterGroupNoneNone2,277$836.8K~69.7M5.1%22 Oct
80NRSCPartyRep.Senate, ME593$831.5K~58.4M54%26 Oct
81YES on Prop 45 - Building a More Affordable CaliforniaPaid for by Yes on 45 – Building a More Affordable California, a Coalition of Water, Affordable Housing, Clean Energy, Small Business, Healthcare & Community Leaders. Ad Committee’s Top Funders: Building a Better California, California Building Industry Association, California Chamber of CommerceGroupNoneBallot measure, CA57$831.1K~33.7M7.0%23 Oct
82Turning Point USAPaid for by TURNING POINT USA, INC.GroupNoneNone2,170$820.3K~58.3M2.1%26 Oct
83Restoration of AmericaGroupRep.Governor, WI461$808.9K~37.1M77%26 Oct
84Californians Against Wasteful Spending and Higher TaxesPaid for by Californians Against Wasteful Spending and Higher Taxes, a project of the California Business RoundtableGroupNoneBallot measure, CA690$805.1K~28.9M94%21 Oct
85Majority ForwardPaid for by MAJORITY FORWARDGroupDem.Senate, OH165$796K~51.2M89%1 Sep
86Duty & CountryPaid for by DUTY AND COUNTRYGroupDem.Senate, OH48$779K~27.1M100%25 Oct
87Kathy HochulPaid for by Friends for Kathy HochulCandidateDem.Governor, NY549$773.7K~69.7M64%26 Oct
88No on Prop 45 - Protect California CommunitiesPaid for by Ad Committee’s Top Funders: California State Council of Laborers, Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3, Southern California District Council of Laborers: “No on Prop 45 - Protect California Communities”GroupNoneBallot measure, CA75$770.2K~34.8M100%26 Oct
89Environmental Defense FundGroupNoneNone431$761.9K~41.1M77%22 Oct
90AFL-CIOGroupNoneNone853$756.1K~49.9M11%26 Oct
91Marie Gluesenkamp Perez for CongressPaid for by MARIE FOR CONGRESSCandidateDem.House WA-3Won · 53.6%392$755.9K~10.1M11%27 Oct
92New York DeliversPaid for by Five Borough Jobs CampaignGroupNoneNone183$755.4K~50.2M87%21 Oct
93Ilhan OmarPaid for by THE SQUAD VICTORY FUNDCandidateDem.House MN-5545$742.6K~8.8M25%25 Oct
94Americans for Prosperity-MichiganPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupRep.Governor, MI164$742.5K~37.8M15%26 Oct
95California LotteryPublic bodyNoneNone62$740K~48.8M0.0%10 Aug
96Californians for Voter ID, Yes on 39GroupNoneBallot measure, CA92$739.2K~36.8M0.0%23 Oct
97Change.orgGroupNoneNone5,122$732.6K~45.4M34%27 Oct
98Constantino for CongressCandidateRep.House NY-21Not yet called · 50.9%1,695$725.8K~53.3M34%26 Oct
99Save Democracy PACGroupDem.None239$717.7K~8.6M88%18 Oct
100Conservative-American.orgPaid for by Conservative American StrategiesGroupRep.None106$717.6K~11.8M95%16 Oct
101LCV Victory FundPaid for by LCV VICTORY FUNDGroupDem.House, district not named361$714.5K~54.3M79%27 Oct
102Florida Sheriffs AssociationGroupNoneBallot measure, FL158$713.1K~36.2M100%25 Oct
103Missouri PromiseGroupNoneBallot measure, MO510$702.7K~30.6M35%4 Aug
104JB PritzkerPaid for by JB for GovernorCandidateDem.Governor, IL145$698.9K~42.1M11%26 Oct
105Progressive Turnout ProjectPaid for by PROGRESSIVE TURNOUT PROJECTGroupDem.None245$683.2K~9.9M93%26 Sep
106Make America Great Again Inc.Paid for by MAGA INCGroupRep.None23$681.7K~12.5M26 Oct
107Blue Square AlliancePaid for by Blue Square Alliance Against Hate, Corp.GroupNoneNone110$678.9K~50.8M0.0%20 Oct
108One Nation, OverchargedPaid for by RWJFGroupNoneNone360$677.8K~15.5M22%21 Sep
109Ohio PulsePaid for by SLF PACGroupRep.Senate, OH106$674.2K~42.5M91%26 Oct
110Chris PappasPaid for by Chris Pappas for SenateCandidateDem.Senate, NHWon · 55.9%4,953$658.8K~13.6M60%26 Oct
111Yes on Prop 3 CAPaid for by Yes on Prop 3, sponsored by education and labor organizationsGroupNoneBallot measure, CA148$656.4K~56.2M34%27 Oct
112Dangerous Darren BaileyPaid for by JB for GovernorCandidateDem.Governor, IL174$648.1K~47M100%23 Oct
113Blaise IngogliaPaid for by Blaise Ingoglia for CFOCandidateRep.Other statewide, FL152$643.3K~34.6M37%26 Oct
114Abdul El-Sayed is DangerousPaid for by SLF PACGroupRep.Governor, MI377$641.6K~50.5M100%26 Oct
115Deb HaalandPaid for by Deb for New MexicoCandidateDem.Governor, NM309$635.1K~21.9M11%26 Oct
116Team TalaricoPaid for by TALARICO FOR TEXASCandidateDem.Senate, TXWon · 55.1%109$633.5K~13.6M50%25 Oct
117League of Conservation VotersPaid for by GiveGreen United ActionGroupDem.None752$626.2K~47.7M89%26 Oct
118David CrowleyPaid for by Crowley for WisconsinCandidateDem.Governor, WI682$617.8K~34.4M42%24 Oct
119Lone Star Rising PACGroupDem.None21$616.5K~13.1M26 Oct
120A Stronger MichiganGroupDem.Senate, MI61$615.2K~25.7M0.0%28 Jul
121Frontline Leaders ActionGroupNoneNone27$614.4K~22.1M0.0%20 Oct
122Color the Vote: Black & Brown EditionPaid for by Poder Latinx GroupNoneNone1,173$609K~35.8M0.0%18 Oct
123AARP AdvocatesPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone806$607.1K~28.3M6.2%26 Oct
124Sandy Hook PromiseGroupNoneNone322$604.8K~10.7M51%26 Oct
125Center for Biological DiversityPaid for by CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY, INC.GroupNoneNone199$604.7K~14.6M82%23 Oct
126YuhaaviatamPaid for by Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel NationPublic bodyNoneNone252$601K~65.6M0.0%1 Sep
127United Democracy ProjectGroupDem.Governor, MI39$596.4K~22.7M60%7 Aug
128Women's MarchGroupDem.None3,557$593.7K~12.2M83%24 Oct
129Mike Minogue for GovernorCandidateRep.Governor, MA234$592.8K~74.1M12%26 Oct
130Ashley MoodyPaid for by MOODY FOR FLORIDACandidateRep.Senate, FLWon · 50.9%79$592.7K~30.5M37%26 Oct
131Citizens For Free EnterprisePaid for by Citizens for Free Enterprise and not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee. www.citizensforfreeenterprise.comGroupRep.None433$588.4K~36.2M90%23 Oct
132Byron DonaldsPaid for by Friends of Byron Donalds PACCandidateRep.Governor, FL101$587.4K~26.4M17%26 Oct
133Alexander VindmanPaid for by Alex Vindman for FloridaCandidateDem.Senate, FL84$586.2K~9.1M10%17 Aug
134The Wilderness SocietyPaid for by WILDERNESS SOCIETY, THEGroupNoneNone478$580.8K~22.6M81%22 Oct
135Freedom Caucus FundGroupRep.House, district not named1,113$578.3K~50.5M80%26 Oct
136314 ActionPaid for by 314 ACTION FUNDGroupDem.Senate, SC2,362$578.3K~11.2M36%26 Oct
137Ready to RegisterGroupNoneNone761$577.3K~29.4M18%4 Sep
138Alliance Defending FreedomGroupNoneNone476$576.8K~20.2M73%26 Oct
139People Over Politics KansasPaid for by People Over Politics Action FundGroupDem.Senate, KS80$575.7K~34.4M100%26 Oct
140Coalition To Empower Our FutureGroupNoneNone146$568K~23.7M0.0%23 Sep
141Healthcare Education ProjectGroupNoneNone543$561.2K~53M31%26 Oct
142Stand with CryptoPaid for by Stand with Crypto Alliance, Inc. GroupNoneNone641$559.5K~28.8M0.0%27 Oct
143Illinois PolicyGroupNoneNone465$556.8K~15.8M33%24 Oct
144The States ProjectPaid for by THE PAC FOR AMERICA'S FUTUREGroupDem.State903$554.9K~4M37%21 Oct
145Greg AbbottPaid for by Texans for Greg AbbottCandidateRep.Governor, TX66$552.7K~11.9M53%26 Oct
146ExxonMobilPaid for by EXXON MOBIL CORPORATIONUnknownNoneNone729$544.8K~26.7M9.6%4 Nov
147Humane World for AnimalsGroupNoneNone1,692$537.7K~11M35%21 Oct
148Independent VoterPaid for by INDEPENDENT VOTER PROJECTGroupNoneNone346$535.1K~38.3M16%26 Oct
149Bernard Taylor For CongressCandidateDem.House FL-21363$533.1K~10M81%16 Aug
150Grow CAPaid for by Grow CaliforniaGroupNoneNone31$528.9K~20.2M0.0%17 Oct
151Stronger AmericaPaid for by STRONGER AMERICA INCGroupNoneNone39$514.2K~24.4M28 Sep
152Sullivan WatchPaid for by Alaskans for MaryCandidateDem.Senate, AKNot yet called · 48.2%292$512.7K~33.1M98%26 Oct
153HeadCountPaid for by HEAD COUNT INCGroupNoneNone563$510.3K~62M0.0%24 Oct
154Democratic Governors Association (DGA)Paid for by Democratic Action, democraticgovernors.org, not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.PartyDem.None438$485.9K~7.1M90%26 Oct
155House Majority ForwardGroupNoneNone309$485.5K~17.9M5.2%26 Oct
156Amy KlobucharPaid for by Minnesotans for KlobucharCandidateDem.Governor, MN675$478.3K~45.6M32%26 Oct
157The American HorizonPaid for by DCCCPartyDem.House, district not named53$477.2K~24.7M98%3 Sep
158Stop Unfair Tax Shifts TodayGroupNoneBallot measure, FL204$477.1K~28.5M100%25 Oct
159The Real Mary PeltolaPaid for by SLF PACGroupRep.House, at-large97$473.9K~30.7M100%25 Oct
160MoveOnPaid for by MOVEON.ORG POLITICAL ACTIONGroupDem.None2,433$471.8K~12.2M67%23 Oct
161Estamos con NithyaGroupDem.Local, CA77$470.4K~24.9M17%26 Oct
162Americans for Prosperity-KansasPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupRep.Governor, KS134$458.6K~21.8M35%23 Oct
163NEA TodayPaid for by National Education AssociationGroupNoneNone258$457.6K~45.9M44%8 Oct
164Black Voters Matter FundPaid for by BLACK VOTERS MATTER FUND, INC.GroupNoneNone257$457.2K~24.8M85%26 Oct
165Manny Rutinel for ColoradoPaid for by MANNY RUTINEL FOR CONGRESSCandidateDem.House CO-8Won · 54.9%163$452.1K~13.2M75%24 Oct
166States United Democracy CenterPaid for by States United Democracy Center Inc.GroupNoneNone93$452.1K~17.2M41%26 Oct
167Investors For TransparencyPaid for by Investors for Transparency IncGroupNoneNone298$451.7K~5.4M96%23 Oct
168Protect Our StreetsGroupNoneNone530$446.2K~20.2M72%8 Oct
169Beto O'RourkePaid for by Powered By People GroupDem.None4,312$442.4K~6.1M29%26 Oct
170The Points GuyPaid for by RED VENTURES, LLCMediaNoneNone28$437.6K~10.4M68%20 Jul
171New York FutureGroupDem.Legislature, NY179$434.7K~14.8M9.8%22 Oct
172Eugene Vindman for CongressPaid for by Vindman for CongressCandidateDem.House VA-7Won · 59.7%175$433.5K~11.1M30%26 Oct
173Reproductive Freedom for AllGroupNoneNone2,654$428.3K~12.1M68%26 Oct
174No on 2 - Protect Alaska’s ElectionsPaid for by Protect Alaska's ElectionsGroupNoneBallot measure, AK336$426.5K~56.4M80%27 Oct
175My Health on My TermsPaid for by My Health on My Terms LLCUnknownNoneNone95$426K~19.5M6.3%26 Oct
176Ken PaxtonPaid for by Ken Paxton CampaignCandidateRep.Senate, TX64$425.1K~8.1M26%26 Oct
177American Edge ProjectPaid for by American EdgeGroupNoneNone195$417.7K~34.1M0.0%30 Sep
178Neighbors for Strong CommunitiesGroupNoneNone286$413.6K~7.3M74%26 Oct
179Conrad 4 CongressPaid for by Committee to Elect Conrad CableCandidateDem.House LA-4Lost · 23.0%321$411.7K~6.1M97%26 Oct
180North Star DawnPaid for by North Star Dawn PACGroupDem.Senate, MN49$409.3K~11.9M56%30 Jul
181Democrat Dan OsbornPaid for by SLF PACGroupRep.Senate, NE91$409.1K~15.6M100%23 Oct
182GoodPowerPaid for by GoodPower Super PAC, Inc.GroupDem.None1,829$407.6K~15.3M15%26 Oct
183Oklahoma State Medical AssociationPaid for by OKLAHOMA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, THEGroupRep.Legislature, OK86$405.7K~24.3M0.0%22 Oct
184Think Big PACPaid for by Think BigGroupDem.House, district not named163$405.3K~28.4M2.1%6 Oct
185Signs Of JusticeUnknownNoneNone574$403.8K~15.4M38%20 Oct
186Ohio Flyer PACGroupRep.None17$399.7K~10.2M100%21 Oct
187Wilton SimpsonPaid for by Wilton Simpson, Republican, for Commissioner of AgricultureCandidateRep.Other statewide, FL290$397.1K~26M1.1%26 Oct
188Michigan League of Conservation VotersPaid for by Conservation Voters of Michigan PACGroupDem.Legislature, MI387$396.3K~17.6M83%24 Oct
189Freedom ForumPaid for by FREEDOM FORUM INC, THEGroupNoneNone189$395.7K~40.8M0.0%25 Oct
190GOP VotesPaid for by SLF PACGroupRep.None392$395.6K~20.9M68%26 Oct
191Republican Attorneys General AssociationPaid for by REPUBLICAN ATTORNEYS GENERAL ASSOCIATIONPartyRep.Other statewide, TX17$389.4K~6.2M29%14 Oct
192Peach State PostPaid for by One NationGroupRep.Senate, GA236$388.2K~32.5M100%29 Sep
193Georgia VotesPaid for by Defend the Vote Action FundGroupDem.House, district not named32$386.2K~12.5M44%20 Oct
194California Teachers AssociationGroupNoneBallot measure, CA73$376.5K~24M0.0%26 Oct
195Keisha Lance BottomsPaid for by KEISHA FOR GOVERNORCandidateDem.Governor, GA111$376.3K~6.7M90%24 Oct
196Los Angeles Controller for Change 2026Paid for by Controller for Change, Supporting Zach Sokoloff for LA Controller 2026GroupNoneLocal, CA360$375.8K~30.5M36%3 Jun
197Yes On Prop 40Paid for by Yes on 40 - Billionaire Tax Now - No on 41 & 42, Sponsored by Service Employees International Union - United Healthcare Workers WestGroupNoneBallot measure, CA180$375.7K~13.4M49%26 Oct
198For MichiganPaid for by FOR MICHIGAN ACTION FUNDGroupDem.House, district not named88$368.6K~25.9M31%24 Oct
199Vote No on Prop 43Paid for by No on Prop 43: Stop the Local Taxpayer Deception Act, sponsored by labor organizationsGroupNoneBallot measure, CA40$365K~26.2M100%20 Oct
200Maine Policy UpdatesPaid for by SLF PACGroupRep.Governor, ME224$364K~33.7M41%25 Oct

Spend and impressions are midpoints of Meta’s ranges, impressions capped at “1M+” per ad. Type, side and race come from a model reading each ad; a page shows the side and race most of its spend went to. Attack is the share of a page’s classified ads that attack a named opponent, shown from five ads. See the methodology.