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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
1801Washington TribesGroupNoneNone2$13.2K~2M1 Sep
1802Law and Order GeorgiaPaid for by Georgia REALTORS®️ IE CommitteeGroupRep.Other statewide, GA2$13.2K~805K1 May
1803Child Care VoterPaid for by Children First Action FundGroupNoneNone5$13.2K~2.2M0.0%22 Oct
1804Lissette CalveiroPaid for by ONE COLORADOGroupNoneNone3$13.2K~705K22 Sep
1805IRG Action FundPaid for by IRG Action Fund Inc.GroupRep.None19$13.2K~184.7K29%26 Oct
1806Progressive CaucusPaid for by CONGRESSIONAL PROGRESSIVE CAUCUS PACGroupDem.Federal222$13.2K~52K79%14 Oct
1807Defending America's Future InitiativeGroupRep.Senate, ME2$13.1K~1.1M22 Jul
1808repro46Paid for by REPRO46 INCGroupNoneNone7$13.1K~573K100%22 Oct
1809Lincoln Road Strong Paid for by Lincoln Road StrongGroupNoneBallot measure, FL25$13.1K~507.1K0.0%26 Oct
1810Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates EastPaid for by Planned Parenthood Advocates of Indiana PACGroupNoneNone3$13.1K~1.8M20 Oct
1811Midnight Sun PACGroupDem.House, at-large3$13K~550.5K22 Oct
1812Opportunity On The BayGroupNoneBallot measure, OR19$13K~674.5K79%25 Oct
1813CFCA - California Fuels & Convenience AlliancePaid for by California Fuels & Convenience AllianceGroupNoneNone31$13K~772.1K100%27 Jul
1814Earthworks Action FundPaid for by Earthworks Action Fund Independent Expenditure Committee. Registered agent: Ashley Stevens. Not authorized by any candidate.GroupDem.Legislature, NM33$13K~500.2K48%26 Oct
1815The Illinois Environmental CouncilPaid for by Illinois Environmental CouncilGroupNoneNone2$13K~975K25 Sep
1816Invest in Cobb, Inc.GroupNoneBallot measure, GA3$13K~2.2M21 Oct
1817School Choice WisconsinPaid for by SCHOOL CHOICE WIGroupNoneNone4$13K~1.3M22 Oct
1818Protect Natural K LeafPaid for by COMMITTEE TO DEFEND ACCESS TO NATURAL BOTANICALSGroupNoneNone14$13K~3.3M20%8 Oct
1819ACLU of New MexicoGroupNoneNone16$13K~806K0.0%22 Oct
1820Mountain States Legal FoundationGroupNoneNone34$13K~191.9K68%14 Sep
1821Congress MajorityPaid for by Congress Majority PACGroupDem.Federal82$13K~2.3M100%26 Oct
1822Grand Opportunity USAPaid for by GRAND OPPORTUNITY USAGroupNoneHouse VA-173$12.9K~417.3K0.0%26 Oct
1823West Metro Professional FirefightersGroupNoneBallot measure, CO6$12.9K~2M0.0%13 Oct
1824The Crypto WatchdogPaid for by Crypto WatchdogGroupNoneNone14$12.9K~1.4M86%2 Oct
1825Wyoming State AFL-CIOPaid for by WYOMING STATE AFL-CIOGroupDem.Legislature, WY18$12.9K~521.7K100%5 May
1826Keep Centennial MovingGroupNoneBallot measure, CO24$12.9K~2.1M0.0%23 Oct
1827American Disease Prevention CoalitionPaid for by American Disease Prevention Coalition (ADPC)GroupNoneNone260$12.9K~105.5K0.0%6 Sep
1828Massachusetts Teachers AssociationPaid for by MASSACHUSETTS TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneNone66$12.9K~1.2M25%13 Aug
1829Yes on 3 VTPaid for by Vote Yes for Workers RightsGroupNoneBallot measure, VT2$12.8K~667.5K21 Oct
1830Dakota Rural ActionPaid for by DAKOTA RURAL ACTION, INC.GroupNoneNone4$12.8K~1M9 Jun
1831Clean Grid AllianceGroupNoneNone6$12.8K~537K33%10 Jul
1832Guides.voteGroupNoneHouse AZ-129$12.8K~1M0.0%27 Oct
1833Safe & Reliable Energy BroomfieldPaid for by Safe and Reliable Energy BroomfieldGroupNoneBallot measure, CO31$12.8K~2M0.0%22 Oct
1834Our City, Our SayGroupNoneBallot measure, OH37$12.8K~3.1M74%21 Oct
1835Pennsylvania Leadership CommitteePaid for by Pennsylvania Leadership Committee (affiliated with American Leadership Committee).GroupDem.Legislature, PA8$12.8K~590K100%7 Oct
1836Illinois Right to LifeGroupNoneNone18$12.8K~604K44%1 Oct
1837Partnership for Safe MedicinesPaid for by PARTNERSHIP FOR SAFE MEDICINES INCGroupNoneNone20$12.8K~914.1K0.0%10 Jul
1838Equality FloridaPaid for by EQUALITY FLORIDA ACTION INCGroupDem.Legislature, FL28$12.8K~758K64%26 Oct
1839Protect Our Winters Action FundGroupDem.Local, NH36$12.8K~2.2M3.2%23 Oct
1840Friends of Coal - KentuckyPaid for by Friends of Coal-KentuckyGroupNoneNone2$12.7K~1.8M11 Oct
1841Citizens For a Safer MesaPaid for by Citizens for a Safer Mesa, with 0% from out-of-state contributors. Top Donors: United Mesa Fire Fighters PAC. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.GroupNoneBallot measure, AZ3$12.7K~875K21 Oct
1842Sandhills Citizens AlliancePaid for by Sandhills Citizens Alliance GroupNoneNone10$12.7K~651.2K80%26 Oct
1843American PromisePaid for by AMERICAN PROMISE, INC.GroupNoneNone18$12.7K~331.7K11%15 Oct
1844The Skillman FoundationGroupNoneNone241$12.7K~302.3K0.0%2 Oct
1845Common DefensePaid for by COMMON DEFENSE ACTION FUNDGroupNoneNone81$12.7K~1.2M88%20 Oct
1846AFSCME President Patrick MoranPaid for by AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEESGroupNoneNone12$12.7K~1.2M8.3%20 Oct
1847Yes on E: Save Our Essential ServicesPaid for by Oaklanders for a Safe, Clean & Healthy City, sponsored by labor organizations – Yes on Measure EGroupNoneBallot measure, CA24$12.7K~670K0.0%21 May
1848ZERO TO THREEPaid for by ZERO TO THREE NATIONAL CENTER FOR INFANT, TODDLERS AND FAMILIES INCGroupNoneNone86$12.7K~297K13%24 Oct
1849League of Women Voters of MichiganGroupNoneNone6$12.6K~1.6M0.0%16 Oct
1850Bright Future MarylandGroupNoneNone31$12.6K~3.6M42%22 Oct
1851ISAIAHGroupNoneNone12$12.6K~1.2M67%23 Oct
1852Coalition For An Insurable FuturePaid for by Potential Energy Coalition, Inc.GroupNoneNone24$12.6K~1.1M0.0%12 May
1853South Carolina Families for VaccinesPaid for by American Families for Vaccines Action FundGroupNoneNone30$12.6K~725.9K0.0%24 Aug
1854Texas Public Policy FoundationGroupNoneNone58$12.6K~315.6K0.0%6 Oct
1855West Virginia Hospital AssociationGroupNoneNone2$12.5K~562.5K5 May
1856Families for FloridaGroupDem.Local, FL11$12.5K~530.5K0.0%9 Oct
1857Christian Voice ActionPaid for by Christian Voice Action LLCGroupNoneState1$12.5K~425K22 Oct
1858Keep Pierce MovingGroupNoneNone1$12.5K~1M20 Oct
1859Montana Voters PACGroupDem.None1$12.5K~550K14 Oct
1860Mainstream Colorado FundPaid for by MAINSTREAM COLORADO FUNDGroupDem.None1$12.5K~475K13 Oct
1861Save Grove CityGroupNoneBallot measure, OH1$12.5K~1M13 Oct
1862Fortify New JerseyPaid for by Fortify New Jersey PACGroupRep.Governor, NJ1$12.5K~375K10 Oct
1863Minnesota Realtors Political Action CommitteePaid for by Minnesota Realtors Political Action Committee (MN-RPAC)GroupRep.Legislature, MN1$12.5K~950K23 Sep
1864Generic Art DadPaid for by ONE COLORADOGroupNoneNone1$12.5K~650K22 Sep
1865NMMPaid for by Nebraskans for Medical MarijuanaGroupDem.None1$12.5K~550K2 Jun
1866Planned Parenthood of Northern New EnglandGroupDem.Senate, ME1$12.5K~650K22 May
1867Montana MessengerPaid for by The Practical MajorityGroupDem.None1$12.5K~950K26 Oct
1868Yes on Measure Z - Riverside Paid for by Riversiders for a Safe and Secure Future - Yes on Measure ZGroupNoneBallot measure, CA3$12.5K~527.5K25 May
1869Committee for the Future of the Iron RangePaid for by POLITICAL COMMITTEE FOR THE FUTURE OF THE IRON RANGEGroupRep.Legislature, MN5$12.5K~1.1M100%22 Jul
1870American Medical Association Political Action Committee - AMPACPaid for by AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEGroupNoneNone9$12.4K~1.3M0.0%20 Jul
1871Center for the Environment and WelfarePaid for by Center for Environment and WelfareGroupNoneNone11$12.4K~1.6M100%1 Sep
1872Building a Strong AmericaPaid for by Building a Strong America PACGroupDem.House, district not named13$12.4K~660K78%22 Oct
1873Arizona Technology CouncilPaid for by ARIZONA TECHNOLOGY COUNCILGroupNoneNone3$12.4K~312.5K18 May
1874Justice PACGroupNoneLocal, LA10$12.4K~1.1M100%23 Oct
1875Native Voters Alliance NevadaPaid for by NATIVE VOTERS ALLIANCE NEVADAGroupDem.Legislature, NV10$12.4K~541.6K0.0%13 Oct
1876Missouri Firearms CoalitionGroupRep.Legislature, MO102$12.3K~1.2M60%10 Oct
1877League of Women Voters of MainePaid for by LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF MAINEGroupNoneNone4$12.3K~2.1M8 Oct
1878Taxpayers Protection AllianceGroupNoneNone8$12.3K~158K0.0%17 Jun
1879South Dakota Conservative PACGroupRep.Senate, SD12$12.3K~1.1M83%28 Sep
1880Louisiana State PoliticsGroupNoneLocal, LA35$12.3K~2.3M0.0%26 Oct
1881Innovate WisconsinGroupNoneNone59$12.3K~1M0.0%9 Oct
1882Upend MovementPaid for by upENDGroupNoneNone8$12.3K~994K100%2 Sep
1883Teacher Tiffany For The PeoplePaid for by Teacher Tiffany for the People, PAC ID 23208GroupDem.Local, OR9$12.3K~854.1K11%26 Oct
1884Sheepdog PACGroupRep.Senate, MN11$12.3K~1.4M100%2 Aug
1885Center for Responsible Food BusinessGroupNoneNone2$12.2K~2M29 Jun
1886Money Laundering MandyPaid for by Promoting Progressive WomenGroupDem.None2$12.2K~550K9 Jun
1887Wisconsin Native VotePaid for by Wisconsin Conservation VoicesGroupNoneNone9$12.2K~1.9M0.0%26 Oct
1888Pelican Institute for Public PolicyPaid for by PELICAN INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICYGroupNoneNone9$12.2K~1.2M0.0%16 Oct
1889Arizona Families for VaccinesPaid for by American Families for Vaccines Action FundGroupNoneNone19$12.2K~843.3K0.0%19 Aug
1890SEIU Healthcare PennsylvaniaGroupNoneNone23$12.2K~1.1M33%22 Oct
1891New Hampshire Fiscal Policy InstitutePaid for by NEW HAMPSHIRE FISCAL POLICY INSTITUTEGroupNoneNone71$12.2K~1.5M0.0%26 Oct
1892Protect Missouri's KidsPaid for by Missouri River PACGroupNoneBallot measure, MO73$12.2K~422.4K89%26 Oct
1893Alliance for a Better PennsylvaniaPaid for by Alliance For A Better PennsylvaniaGroupRep.Legislature, PA6$12.2K~612.5K0.0%21 Oct
1894Long Island Law Enforcement FoundationGroupRep.Legislature, NY20$12.2K~1.6M0.0%23 Oct
1895SBA Pro-Life AmericaPaid for by SUSAN B. ANTHONY LIST, INC.GroupNoneNone130$12.1K~1.1M49%26 Oct
1896Oregon Right to LifePaid for by OREGON RIGHT TO LIFEGroupRep.None6$12.1K~650K100%8 Oct
1897Vote Common SenseGroupNoneMeasure11$12.1K~1.2M100%26 Oct
1898Kids Win WisconsinGroupNoneNone53$12.1K~572.3K23%26 Oct
1899Secure Oklahoma PACGroupDem.Legislature, OK5$12K~807K9 Jun
1900Building a Stronger WestPaid for by Building a Stronger West, sponsored by Western States Regional Council of CarpentersGroupNoneNone10$12K~303K0.0%26 Oct
1901Affordable Rhode IslandGroupNoneLegislature, RI43$12K~2.3M30%19 Oct
1902Michigan Catholic EngagementPaid for by Catholic Engagement PACGroupRep.None2$12K~1.6M26 Oct
1903Wisconsin Principles, Inc.GroupRep.Legislature, WI4$12K~662.5K16 Sep
1904Yes On AA - LMSVPaid for by STRONG FOUNDATIONS FOR LA MESA-SPRING VALLEY SCHOOLSGroupNoneBallot measure, CA6$12K~455K0.0%10 Oct
1905Keep Arizona Free PACPaid for by KEEP ARIZONA FREE PACGroupRep.Other statewide, AZ10$12K~915.5K0.0%25 Oct
1906Rise Together HawaiiGroupNoneBallot measure, HI40$12K~2.2M0.0%22 Oct
1907WHEN JusticePaid for by WHEN Justice GroupNoneNone46$12K~1.2M0.0%7 Oct
1908AARP WisconsinPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone5$11.9K~1.2M0.0%14 Oct
1909GenCleo Action FundPaid for by genCLEO Action FundGroupNoneLocal, FL8$11.9K~1.4M26 Oct
1910GROWWGroupDem.Legislature, WI16$11.9K~818.5K79%26 Oct
1911Open PrimariesPaid for by OPEN PRIMARIES INC.GroupNoneNone127$11.9K~877.7K5.6%2 Oct
1912Classrooms Not CutsPaid for by STRONG SCHOOLS STRONG COMMUNITIESGroupNoneNone32$11.9K~850.2K100%30 May
1913AARP MassachusettsPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone33$11.9K~1.4M3.0%21 Oct
1914ACLU California ActionGroupNoneNone34$11.9K~1.5M6.1%20 Aug
1915The Trump-Epstein Reading RoomPaid for by The Institute for Primary FactsGroupDem.None66$11.9K~465.3K62%27 Oct
1916Wild Montana Action FundGroupNoneNone74$11.9K~1.4M35%14 Oct
1917Sarah Woodson for ColoradoPaid for by Assuring Quality Healthcare Access for ColoradoGroupDem.Legislature, CO8$11.8K~556K0.0%7 Jun
1918Mainstreet Merchants for a Better NCGroupRep.Legislature, NC9$11.8K~2M0.0%21 Oct
1919Conservative Principles PACGroupRep.Legislature, SD211$11.8K~1.3M58%28 May
1920Iron + AltarGroupNoneNone69$11.8K~206.6K42%22 Aug
1921CNA VoicesGroupNoneNone69$11.8K~234.6K7.2%22 Jun
1922Alliance for Responsible Environmental SolutionsPaid for by ALLIANCE FOR RESPONSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS SUPPORTINGGroupNoneLocal, CA6$11.8K~890K0.0%26 Oct
1923North Carolina Sierra ClubGroupNoneNone22$11.8K~1.6M11%19 Oct
1924Council of Community Housing OrganizationsGroupNoneNone36$11.8K~1.6M22%23 Oct
1925Support DACC KidsPaid for by Delaware Area Career Center Levy CommitteeGroupNoneBallot measure, OH3$11.7K~825K20 Oct
1926Coloradans for CoCoPaid for by COLORADANS FOR COCOGroupNoneBallot measure, CO8$11.7K~740K0.0%19 Oct
1927Alaska Wilderness LeaguePaid for by ALASKA WILDERNESS LEAGUEGroupNoneNone20$11.7K~329.6K40%14 May
1928League of Women Voters - Milwaukee CountyPaid for by League of Women Voters - MilwaukeeGroupNoneNone34$11.7K~1.8M0.0%26 Oct
1929Protect and Serve PAC - TexasPaid for by Protect and Serve Texas GPACGroupRep.Local, TX9$11.6K~762K0.0%22 Oct
1930Democrats for the Connecticut SenatePaid for by Democratic Senate Majority PACGroupDem.Legislature, CT13$11.6K~632.6K38%26 Oct
1931ACLU of FloridaGroupNoneLocal, FL15$11.6K~751.5K0.0%26 Oct
1932Yes on Prop 410 - Yes for Chino ValleyPaid for by Yes on Prop 410GroupNoneBallot measure, AZ17$11.6K~527K5.9%23 Oct
1933Coalition for Strong Community HealthGroupNoneNone17$11.6K~626.5K71%21 Oct
1934Save Our Dental CareGroupNoneNone8$11.6K~3.1M100%8 Jun
1935Fair Shot Texas PACGroupNoneNone14$11.6K~479.6K0.0%26 Jun
1936Surfrider FoundationPaid for by SURFRIDER FOUNDATION, INCGroupNoneNone34$11.6K~1.1M24%26 Oct
1937No Patient Left BehindPaid for by MISSION EDGE SAN DIEGOGroupNoneNone92$11.6K~578.8K48%28 Aug
1938Americans for a Competitive TomorrowGroupNoneNone4$11.5K~528K30 Jun
1939Our OregonPaid for by 2026 Oregon Voter Guide, #25351GroupNoneLocal, OR13$11.5K~611.6K0.0%26 Oct
1940Renita Duncan for GeorgiaPaid for by Project Blue Print Georgia IncGroupDem.Legislature, GA114$11.5K~672.7K13%25 Oct
1941Success for Spalding Paid for by Success for SpaldingGroupNoneBallot measure, GA15$11.5K~163.7K0.0%2 Jun
1942All UnitedPaid for by ALL UNITEDGroupNoneNone25$11.5K~90.8K32%15 Oct
1943CLIA - Cruise Lines International AssociationPaid for by Cruise Lines International AssociationGroupNoneNone4$11.5K~1.3M13 Oct
1944Indiana, Illinois, Iowa Foundation for Fair ContractingGroupNoneNone5$11.5K~2.2M0.0%1 Jul
1945VCDL Page - Virginia Citizens Defense League, Inc.Paid for by VIRGINIA CITIZENS DEFENSE LEAGUE, THEGroupNoneNone6$11.5K~1.8M67%16 Oct
1946Personal Insurance Federation of CaliforniaGroupNoneNone11$11.5K~1.9M100%24 Aug
1947AARP ArizonaPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone21$11.5K~865K5.6%22 Oct
1948Safe and Ready MiamiGroupNoneBallot measure, FL48$11.5K~733.3K4.2%26 Oct
1949National Organization for Women (NOW)Paid for by NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMENGroupNoneNone58$11.5K~911.1K46%6 Oct
1950North Valley Labor FederationPaid for by North Valley Labor Federation Committee on Political Education. Ad committee’s Top Funder: Service Employees International Union Local 1021. Not authorized by any candidate or committee controlled by a candidate.GroupNoneNone78$11.5K~1.4M0.0%26 Oct
1951Sara Fuchs for GeorgiaPaid for by Project Blue Print Georgia IncGroupNoneLegislature, GA86$11.5K~617.7K33%25 Oct
1952Government That Works for SDPaid for by Government That Works PACGroupDem.Local, SD4$11.4K~2M16 Jun
1953Chamber of ProgressGroupNoneNone9$11.4K~712.5K0.0%26 Oct
1954Michigan RealtorsPaid for by Michigan Realtors PACGroupNoneLocal, MI13$11.4K~1.1M0.0%13 Oct
1955Americans for Good GovernmentPaid for by Americans for Good Government, Inc.GroupRep.None53$11.4K~278.6K87%26 Sep
1956Southwestern Illinois Coalition for Job GrowthGroupNoneNone91$11.4K~877.5K0.0%20 Oct
1957Vote YES for LumbeesPaid for by Vote Yes for LumbeeGroupNoneBallot measure, NC16$11.4K~1M13%22 Jun
1958Election ProtectionPaid for by 866 Our VoteGroupNoneNone18$11.4K~498K100%26 Oct
1959American Tort Reform AssociationPaid for by AMERICAN TORT REFORM ASSOCIATION, INC.GroupNoneNone44$11.4K~824K45%6 Oct
1960Mercy For AnimalsGroupNoneNone70$11.4K~310.5K1.7%22 Oct
1961United We DreamPaid for by UNITED WE DREAM NETWORK INCGroupNoneNone120$11.3K~208.7K66%12 Aug
1962Kentucky Chamber of CommercePaid for by the Kentucky Chamber Advocacy CommitteeGroupRep.Legislature, KY59$11.3K~1M0.0%26 Oct
1963Missouri C PACGroupDem.Local, MO8$11.3K~297K75%31 Jul
1964Wisconsin Family ActionGroupRep.None48$11.3K~539.6K100%27 Oct
1965Alaskans for Citizen VotingGroupNoneBallot measure, AK2$11.2K~1.7M30 Sep
1966Colorado Criminal Justice Reform CoalitionGroupNoneBallot measure, CO8$11.2K~1.2M29%24 Aug
1967SEIU Virginia 512GroupNoneNone12$11.2K~517K0.0%22 Oct
1968No on Measure MPaid for by Citizens for Accountable Schools, No on Measure M, sponsored by REALTORS®GroupNoneMeasure17$11.2K~759K100%15 Oct
1969Yes on Measure C 2026 GroupNoneBallot measure, CA17$11.2K~971.7K0.0%6 Oct
1970Alliance for Competitive PowerGroupNoneNone25$11.2K~1.2M58%9 Oct
1971JewBelongPaid for by JEWBELONG INC.GroupNoneNone37$11.2K~1.8M0.0%30 Sep
1972Live Action NewsGroupNoneNone45$11.2K~1.4M33%13 Oct
1973Voter Reference FoundationGroupNoneNone55$11.2K~1.3M15%28 Sep
1974Together NevadaGroupDem.Legislature, NV79$11.2K~646.2K100%24 Oct
1975Southern California Association of NonProfit Housing (SCANPH)Paid for by SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF NON-PROFIT HOUSING, INC.GroupNoneBallot measure, CA3$11.2K~1.9M12 Oct
1976Oregon Labor FederationPaid for by OREGON AFL-CIOGroupDem.Legislature, OR8$11.2K~459K0.0%26 Oct
1977Wisconsin Working Families PartyPaid for by Working Families Party National PACGroupDem.Legislature, WI104$11.1K~1.6M15%24 Oct
1978Future-Ready OhioPaid for by Future Ready OhioGroupNoneNone25$11.1K~507.5K0.0%22 Sep
1979Liberalism.orgPaid for by Institute for Humane StudiesGroupNoneNone47$11.1K~371.1K6.4%26 Oct
1980Active Transportation AllianceGroupNoneNone6$11.1K~918K0.0%9 Aug
1981AFSCME Council 28 WFSEPaid for by WASHINGTON FEDERATION OF STATE EMPLOYEES, AFL-CIOGroupNoneNone109$11.1K~630.7K21%26 Oct
1982Right To KnowPaid for by Planning and Conservation LeagueGroupNoneNone12$11.1K~3M83%16 Sep
1983Clearwater Strong PCGroupNoneLocal, FL14$11.1K~368.6K17%13 Aug
1984Local Voices Local Choices MichiganPaid for by SEIU Education & Support FundGroupNoneNone14$11.1K~285K57%20 Jul
1985Palm Beach Quiet SkiesPaid for by Palm Beach Quiet Skies CoalitionGroupNoneNone36$11.1K~191K58%30 Sep
1986Organize for PeaceGroupDem.None44$11.1K~507.4K30%27 Oct
1987American Women PatriotGroupNoneNone44$11.1K~99.2K23 Oct
1988The Alaska Support Industry AllianceGroupNoneNone15$11K~1.8M13%18 Aug
1989Massachusetts Nurses AssociationPaid for by MASSACHUSETTS NURSES ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneLegislature, MA17$11K~930.5K47%19 Oct
1990AFSCME Council 31Paid for by AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES COUNCIL 31GroupNoneNone47$11K~634.5K64%23 Oct
1991Real Ashley MoodyGroupDem.Senate, FL2$11K~925K4 Oct
1992Protect MI CareGroupNoneNone3$11K~1.9M6 Jul
1993Saw It Online: MSPaid for by Mississippi SpeaksGroupNoneNone4$11K~950K13 Oct
1994Stronger Together PAGroupDem.House, district not named4$11K~1.4M13 May
1995The Voter NetworkGroupNoneNone6$11K~975K0.0%30 Jul
1996Pipe Trades USAPaid for by PIPE TRADES USAGroupNoneNone12$11K~2.4M0.0%6 Oct
1997Hotel Workers PACPaid for by Hotel Workers for Stronger Communities GroupDem.Legislature, NY20$11K~223.9K20%17 Jun
1998League of Women Voters of Orange County, FloridaPaid for by LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF ORANGE COUNTY, INC.GroupNoneNone86$11K~3.1M0.0%25 Oct
1999Count My VotePaid for by CMV PACGroupRep.Legislature, UT8$10.9K~932.5K0.0%15 Jun
2000Voices of the ElectoratePaid for by VOICE OF THE ELECTORATE (VOTE)GroupDem.None45$10.9K~831K0.0%26 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.