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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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4,997 pages · 190,465 ads · $124M · page 10 of 25

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendImpressionsAttackLast ad
1801Prairie Action NDGroupNoneNone28$5.1K~486.2K7.1%26 Oct
1802Veterans for Public LandsGroupNoneNone32$5.1K~1.6M16%22 Oct
1803ALIVE WITH BEN NETTPaid for by Town Council Legal Defense FundGroupNoneNone36$5.1K~193.7K61%26 Oct
1804Protect Colorado’s ConstitutionGroupNoneBallot measure, CO38$5.1K~472.2K97%13 Oct
1805Maryland Chamber of CommerceGroupNoneNone48$5.1K~297.9K81%26 Oct
1806Pizza to the PollsGroupNoneNone68$5.1K~67.4K0.0%27 Oct
1807No on Measure E - Protect Affordable Housing in Redwood CityPaid for by CALIFORNIA APARTMENT ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneBallot measure, CA9$5K~479K26 Oct
1808Vote Yes for Indy Public EducationPaid for by VOTE YES FOR INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC EDUCATIONGroupNoneBallot measure, IN13$5K~259.5K0.0%26 Oct
1809SEIU Local 1021GroupNoneBallot measure, CA19$5K~158.2K84%25 Oct
1810Empower MissouriPaid for by EMPOWER MISSOURIGroupNoneNone27$5K~567K0.0%15 Oct
1811Yes on S for Successful Temecula Schools Paid for by Yes on S - Successful Temecula SchoolsGroupNoneBallot measure, CA2$5K~262.5K23 Oct
1812Yes on G, Great Highway for EveryoneGroupNoneBallot measure, CA2$5K~787.5K23 Oct
1813Ventura Chamber Political Action Committee - PACPaid for by Ventura County Chamber of Commerce PACGroupNoneLocal, CA2$5K~362.5K21 Oct
1814Yes On LVPaid for by STRONG LAS VIRGENES SCHOOLSGroupNoneBallot measure, CA2$5K~192.5K15 Oct
1815ACLU of MarylandPaid for by AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION OF MARYLAND INCGroupNoneNone2$5K~522.5K19 Sep
1816The American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA)Paid for by AMERICAN SOCIETY OFGroupNoneNone2$5K~247.5K17 Sep
1817The Justice Project North CarolinaPaid for by The Justice Project ActionGroupNoneNone4$5K~475K5 Oct
1818Children FirstGroupNoneNone4$5K~520K25 Sep
1819Oakland Rising ActionPaid for by Oakland Rising Committee sponsored by the Center for Empowered PoliticsGroupNoneBallot measure, CA6$5K~447.5K26 Oct
1820Move LAGroupNoneBallot measure, CA6$5K~1.2M83%15 Oct
1821Kansas Policy InstitutePaid for by KANSAS POLICY INSTITUTEGroupNoneNone8$5K~452.5K63%14 Sep
1822Rethinksb54Paid for by Californians for Affordable PackagingGroupNoneNone8$5K~713K100%1 Jul
1823Catholics for ChoicePaid for by CATHOLICS FOR CHOICEGroupNoneNone10$5K~494.5K29%21 Oct
1824Detention Watch NetworkPaid for by DETENTION WATCH NETWORKGroupNoneNone18$5K~537K100%24 Sep
1825ReCenter IndianaPaid for by RECENTER INDIANA, INCGroupNoneNone20$5K~611K0.0%6 Oct
1826Scott County Citizens for Common SensePaid for by SCOTT COUNTY CITIZENS FOR COMMON SENSEGroupNoneLocal54$5K~519.9K37%25 Oct
1827Citizens Supporting First RespondersGroupNoneMeasure92$5K~1M0.0%26 Oct
1828Our Nevada Judges, Inc.Paid for by Our Nevada Judges IncGroupNoneLocal, NV100$5K~168.3K0.0%24 Oct
1829Building a Better OmahaGroupNoneBallot measure, NE3$4.9K~975K22 Oct
1830Americans for Prosperity - North DakotaPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupNoneNone7$4.9K~454K43%9 Oct
1831Reform Oakland Yes on EEPaid for by Committee for A Strong, Accountable Oakland: Yes on EEGroupNoneBallot measure, CA13$4.9K~234.6K0.0%26 Oct
1832Grand Rapids Right to LifeGroupNoneNone15$4.9K~371.1K0.0%14 Oct
1833Neighbors For a Better El CerritoPaid for by Neighbors for a Better El CerritoGroupNoneBallot measure, CA15$4.9K~138.7K100%1 Jun
1834The 75 MillionGroupNoneNone47$4.9K~134.7K8.5%21 Oct
1835Institute for JusticePaid for by INSTITUTE FOR JUSTICEGroupNoneNone53$4.9K~277.7K34%19 Oct
1836The Wildfire Solutions CoalitionGroupNoneGovernor, CA71$4.9K~525.6K25%24 Aug
1837Center for Responsible ForestryPaid for by CENTER FOR RESPONSIBLE FORESTRYGroupNoneNone91$4.9K~187.8K0.0%19 Oct
1838SCI Southeast WI BowhuntersPaid for by Safari Club Int Se Wisconsin Bowhunters ChapGroupNoneNone4$4.9K~410K22 Oct
1839Yes on Prop S - STL Paid for by Seniors Count STL GroupNoneBallot measure, MO4$4.9K~307.5K8 Oct
1840Kids Count On UsPaid for by ISAIAHGroupNoneNone10$4.9K~326.1K0.0%29 May
1841The Clean Slate InitiativePaid for by Clean Slate Initiative Inc.GroupNoneNone22$4.9K~699.5K0.0%30 Sep
1842Frontier InstitutePaid for by THE FRONTIER INSTITUTE INCGroupNoneNone48$4.9K~296.6K17%21 Aug
1843No on Measure D - Los AltosPaid for by Los Altos Community VoicesGroupNoneBallot measure, CA56$4.9K~308.2K93%26 Oct
1844Born Free USAPaid for by BORN FREE USA, UNITED WITH ANIMAL PROTECTION INSTITUTEGroupNoneNone88$4.9K~173.6K3.0%16 Sep
1845American Television AllianceGroupNoneNone3$4.8K~1.1M3 Aug
1846National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW)Paid for by NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMENGroupNoneBallot measure, MO7$4.8K~306.5K100%26 Oct
1847Citizens for a Safer Santa Rosa, Yes on LGroupNoneBallot measure, CA9$4.8K~349.5K0.0%26 Oct
1848Vote Yes for BondsPaid for by Coalition for a Better 2050GroupNoneBallot measure, NC11$4.8K~468.6K0.0%24 Oct
1849AFSCME Local 1733 - MemphisPaid for by AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEESGroupNoneNone15$4.8K~207K0.0%29 Jul
1850AARP VirginiaPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone21$4.8K~579K0.0%23 Oct
1851Education First for IRCGroupNoneNone23$4.8K~1.2M0.0%31 Jul
1852And Then There Were None - Prolife OutreachGroupNoneNone97$4.8K~154.8K51%19 Oct
1853Somos VotantesGroupNoneNone8$4.8K~400K16 Jul
1854Rate RealitiesPaid for by California Chamber of CommerceGroupNoneNone8$4.8K~498.1K100%5 Jun
1855California Native Plant SocietyGroupNoneNone30$4.8K~267.4K40%28 Sep
1856Ohio Value Voters, Inc.GroupNoneNone36$4.8K~477.6K29%23 Oct
1857SAAVE TX Education FundGroupNoneNone42$4.8K~425.1K0.0%20 Oct
1858Building Our Communities TogetherGroupNoneNone92$4.8K~406.3K89%23 Oct
1859America's UndoingPaid for by A FIGHT WORTH HAVINGGroupNoneNone1$4.7K~1M26 Oct
1860SEIU Local 26GroupNoneNone1$4.7K~425K3 Oct
1861Dr. Gino Collura - Pasco County School Board CandidatePaid for by Leading For Our FutureGroupNoneLocal, FL1$4.7K~475K18 Sep
1862California Recycling AllianceGroupNoneLegislature, CA1$4.7K~275K14 Aug
1863Virginia OrganizingPaid for by VIRGINIA ORGANIZING, INC.GroupNoneNone3$4.7K~265K22 Oct
1864A Safer NicolletPaid for by A Safer Nicollet, PO Box 85, St Peter, MN 56082. It is not coordinated with or approved by any candidate nor is any candidate responsible for it.GroupNoneLocal, MN3$4.7K~252.5K1 Oct
1865DC Senior VoicesPaid for by DC SENIORS FOR QUALITY HEALTH CAREGroupNoneNone3$4.7K~217.5K24 Aug
1866Yes for Oregon History: Yes on Measure 26-261Paid for by Oregon History PACGroupNoneBallot measure, OR3$4.7K~305K13 May
1867Power to the PatientsGroupNoneNone7$4.7K~1.1M0.0%29 Aug
1868Commission Shift ActionGroupNoneOther statewide, TX9$4.7K~210.6K60%23 Oct
1869United At GEPaid for by COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO, CLCGroupNoneNone15$4.7K~108.1K100%2 Sep
1870Penny for ProgressPaid for by Penny For Progress Committee, Inc.GroupNoneBallot measure, FL17$4.7K~733K0.0%22 Oct
1871Goods Movement AlliancePaid for by Goods Movement Alliance, a Project of the California Business Roundtable, the California Business Properties Association, and the Inland Empire Economic PartnershipGroupNoneNone31$4.7K~362.8K100%21 Aug
1872Alaskans for ArlingtonGroupNoneNone41$4.7K~179.5K0.0%22 Oct
1873Center for Countering Digital HatePaid for by CENTER FOR COUNTERING DIGITAL HATE, INC.GroupNoneNone10$4.7K~109.5K90%25 Sep
1874American Academy of Anesthesiologist AssistantsGroupNoneNone12$4.7K~233K0.0%22 Sep
1875Guttmacher InstituteGroupNoneNone16$4.7K~38.9K38%21 Oct
1876Florida Farm Bureau FederationGroupNoneBallot measure, FL20$4.7K~622.5K0.0%21 Oct
1877Charter Schools NowPaid for by Charter Schools Now PACGroupNoneLegislature, TX22$4.7K~401.6K0.0%26 Oct
1878Independent Restaurants for A Better ColoradoPaid for by Independent Restaurants For A Better ColoradoGroupNoneNone74$4.7K~1.1M78%2 Sep
1879Florida Gun Owners, IncPaid for by American Firearms CoalitionGroupNoneNone84$4.7K~70.1K89%20 Sep
1880AARP DCPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone92$4.7K~164.3K0.0%26 Oct
1881Yes on H: Safe, Strong OntarioPaid for by Residents for Safe, Strong Ontario - Yes on HGroupNoneBallot measure, CA7$4.6K~443.5K0.0%26 Oct
1882ACLU of TennesseePaid for by American Civil Liberties Union Of Tennessee IncGroupNoneLocal, TN9$4.6K~300.5K0.0%26 Oct
1883Vote YES for D303 KidsGroupNoneBallot measure, IL15$4.6K~376K0.0%23 Oct
1884Southern Alliance for Public Health LeadershipPaid for by Southern Alliance for Public Health Leadership, lnc.GroupNoneNone21$4.6K~1.4M29%4 Jun
1885California Farm BureauPaid for by California Farm Bureau FederationGroupNoneNone25$4.6K~606.9K20%31 Aug
1886Stop the Jobs TaxPaid for by Stop the Jobs Tax, a project of the California Business RoundtableGroupNoneBallot measure, CA29$4.6K~338.9K100%12 Aug
1887E Pluribus UnumGroupNoneNone31$4.6K~217.5K0.0%15 Oct
1888Alaska Children's TrustGroupNoneNone41$4.6K~268K0.0%26 Oct
1889DIAG DemocratsPaid for by DEMOCRATS FOR AN INFORMED APPROACH TO GENDERGroupNoneNone55$4.6K~1.2M0.0%15 Sep
1890Coalition for Ticket FairnessGroupNoneNone6$4.6K~1.2M100%29 May
1891ACLU of MassachusettsGroupNoneBallot measure, MA10$4.6K~456K10%23 Oct
1892Women's Foundation of MinnesotaPaid for by WOMEN'S FOUNDATION OF MINNESOTAGroupNoneNone10$4.6K~342K13 Oct
1893Strong MarylandGroupNoneLocal, MD10$4.6K~521K100%7 Oct
1894Regional Food Bank of OklahomaPaid for by Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma Inc.GroupNoneNone10$4.6K~404.6K60%18 Aug
1895American Rivers Action FundGroupNoneBallot measure, AR18$4.6K~302.3K0.0%24 Oct
189621st Century Fusion Power Manhattan ProjectGroupNoneNone22$4.6K~1.1M0.0%1 Oct
1897Advance Native Political LeadershipPaid for by Advance Native Political Leadership, a project of Tides AdvocacyGroupNoneNone26$4.6K~653.7K0.0%24 Aug
1898Free EnterprisePaid for by CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAGroupNoneNone36$4.6K~1.1M2.8%23 Oct
1899Capital Rights LabPaid for by CAPITAL RIGHTS LAB INCGroupNoneNone36$4.6K~1.2M8.6%21 May
1900Organization of Iranian American Communities - OIACPaid for by Organization of Iranian American Communities (OIAC) INCGroupNoneNone60$4.6K~85K100%17 Sep
1901Texas Youth SummitGroupNoneNone64$4.6K~227.9K0.0%6 Oct
1902Restore Ohio's ValuesGroupNoneBallot measure, OH3$4.5K~379.5K19 Oct
1903Wyoming Family Alliance ActionGroupNoneLocal, WY5$4.5K~437K0.0%26 Oct
1904Georgia Conservation Voters Education FundPaid for by Georgia Conservation Voters Education Fund IncGroupNoneNone5$4.5K~625K40%16 Oct
1905Nebraska Farm BureauPaid for by NEBRASKA FARM BUREAU FEDERATIONGroupNoneLegislature, NE7$4.5K~405K0.0%21 Oct
1906LCSA: La Charter Schools in ActionGroupNoneNone7$4.5K~588K0.0%31 May
1907Neighbors For Beautiful InglewoodPaid for by Neighbors for Beautiful InglewoodGroupNoneBallot measure, CA11$4.5K~772.5K88%20 Oct
1908Oak Grove Educators AssociationGroupNoneLocal11$4.5K~469.5K0.0%19 Oct
1909Yes for WaterGroupNoneBallot measure, CO15$4.5K~394.2K0.0%26 Oct
1910Union Station Homeless ServicesPaid for by UNION STATION HOMELESS SERVICESGroupNoneBallot measure, CA19$4.5K~1.1M80%16 Oct
1911TPUSA CommunitiesPaid for by Turning Point USA, Inc.GroupNoneNone21$4.5K~362.7K8 Oct
1912Center for Christian VirtueGroupNoneNone27$4.5K~284.1K0.0%1 Oct
1913Humans in ControlGroupNoneNone51$4.5K~52.9K0.0%23 Oct
1914Save DentonGroupNoneLocal, TX55$4.5K~589.6K0.0%10 Jun
1915Colorado Coalition for Retirement SecurityPaid for by NATIONAL PUBLIC PENSION COALITIONGroupNoneOther statewide, CO2$4.5K~412.5K18 May
1916Michigan County Road Commission Self Insurance PoolGroupNoneNone6$4.5K~592.5K5 Jun
1917Hip Hop CaucusPaid for by HIP HOP CAUCUS EDUCATION FUNDGroupNoneNone8$4.5K~422K0.0%15 Oct
1918The SMART InitiativeGroupNoneMeasure10$4.5K~329K0.0%13 May
1919Save Downtown MenloGroupNoneBallot measure, CA54$4.5K~175.8K20%27 Oct
1920The Petroleum Alliance of OklahomaGroupNoneNone86$4.5K~739.2K2.4%14 Oct
1921Choose Who You Use PennsylvaniaPaid for by Choose Who You Use PAGroupNoneNone3$4.4K~327.5K2 Oct
1922Moving Emporia ForwardGroupNoneBallot measure, KS3$4.4K~227.5K2 Oct
1923YESonN4VUSDPaid for by Yes on N - Vista Oceanside Investing in Children’s Education (VOICE) 2026GroupNoneBallot measure, CA5$4.4K~519K0.0%23 Oct
1924CURE MNPaid for by Clean Up the River EnvironmentGroupNoneNone5$4.4K~490K0.0%16 Oct
1925Vote SolarGroupNoneNone5$4.4K~1.2M40%25 Sep
1926Protect My Public MediaPaid for by APTS Action IncGroupNoneNone9$4.4K~1.4M0.0%4 Jun
1927City of the FutureGroupNoneNone15$4.4K~308K25%24 Oct
1928Mississippi Future PACGroupNoneNone27$4.4K~122.7K100%7 Oct
1929Dogwood AlliancePaid for by Dogwood Alliance IncGroupNoneNone49$4.4K~387.9K57%21 Oct
1930All For One USAPaid for by All for AmericaGroupNoneNone59$4.4K~440.3K3.7%27 Oct
1931Coalition for A Clean and Safe Imperial BeachPaid for by Coalition for a Clean and Safe Imperial Beach in Support of Leyba Gonzalez for Mayor 2026, Sponsored by Laborers' International Union of North America, Local 89GroupNoneLocal, CA4$4.4K~502.5K9 Oct
1932Yes on L AlamedaPaid for by SAFER Alameda - Yes on LGroupNoneBallot measure, CA6$4.4K~276K0.0%26 Oct
1933Building a Better GeorgiaPaid for by Building a Better Georgia, Inc.GroupNoneNone6$4.4K~313.5K0.0%21 Sep
1934Gambling is Not InvestingGroupNoneNone8$4.4K~474K100%13 Aug
1935350 New Hampshire ActionPaid for by NH People's PACGroupNoneLegislature, NH14$4.4K~960K0.0%26 Oct
1936AARP New YorkPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone14$4.4K~401.5K0.0%23 Oct
1937Faculty Against Antisemitism MovementPaid for by AEN (Academic Engagement Network)GroupNoneNone16$4.4K~165.9K0.0%23 Sep
1938Making Democracy Work Paid for by Making Democracy WorkGroupNoneNone22$4.4K~288.1K100%26 Oct
1939EIN New England CoalitionGroupNoneNone28$4.4K~378K21%26 Oct
1940Vote YES for RCASPaid for by Vote Yes For RCASGroupNoneBallot measure, SD48$4.4K~433.7K0.0%26 Oct
1941Simi Valley POAPaid for by Simi Valley Police Officers Association Political Action CommitteeGroupNoneLocal, CA3$4.3K~582.5K12 Oct
1942Pastors for Texas ChildrenPaid for by Pastors For ChildrenGroupNoneNone7$4.3K~188K0.0%25 Oct
1943Sandy Springs TogetherGroupNoneNone15$4.3K~170.1K0.0%12 Oct
1944ACLU of ColoradoPaid for by ACLU OF COLORADOGroupNoneBallot measure, CO25$4.3K~1.2M100%26 Oct
1945C-PACGroupNoneLocal, FL49$4.3K~542.1K78%18 Aug
1946Will for MilwaukiePaid for by Friends of WillGroupNoneLocal, OR51$4.3K~387.4K16%24 Oct
1947New York State Nurses AssociationPaid for by NEW YORK STATE NURSES ASSOCIATION, THEGroupNoneNone79$4.3K~466.3K67%21 Oct
1948AARP IowaPaid for by AARPGroupNoneGovernor, IA4$4.3K~308.5K14 Oct
1949Yes on B: Be Prepared, NapaPaid for by Citizens for a Safer, Resilient NapaGroupNoneBallot measure, CA10$4.3K~505K0.0%26 Oct
1950Keep the Money in NebraskaPaid for by Keep the Money In NebraskaGroupNoneNone1$4.2K~187.5K23 Oct
1951New Berlin Professional FirefightersGroupNoneBallot measure, WI1$4.2K~650K14 Oct
1952The Fairness CenterPaid for by THE FAIRNESS CENTER INCGroupNoneNone1$4.2K~275K16 Sep
1953Citizens for an Affordable CaliforniaGroupNoneNone1$4.2K~475K15 May
1954Jambalaya PACGroupNoneLocal, LA1$4.2K~137.5K26 Oct
1955SF League of Pissed Off VotersPaid for by San Francisco League of Pissed Off VotersGroupNoneNone1$4.2K~225K26 Oct
1956The Utility Reform Network - TURNPaid for by UTILITY REFORM NETWORKGroupNoneNone3$4.2K~96K24 Sep
1957PowerPACPaid for by PowerpacGroupNoneBallot measure, CA5$4.2K~485K0.0%15 Oct
1958Mass Housing CoalitionPaid for by Massachusetts Housing CoalitionGroupNoneNone5$4.2K~255K100%17 Jun
1959The Hometown ProjectPaid for by HOMETOWN PROJECT INCGroupNoneNone7$4.2K~1.1M0.0%26 Oct
1960United for RespectGroupNoneNone9$4.2K~174.5K0.0%21 Aug
1961Citizens Protecting Charleston CountyGroupNoneLocal, SC23$4.2K~149.8K0.0%26 Oct
1962Collin County Citizens for IntegrityGroupNoneBallot measure, TX29$4.2K~234.4K54%17 Oct
1963Farm-To-Power WisconsinPaid for by Farm-To-PowerGroupNoneNone35$4.2K~404.5K5.7%23 Oct
1964Utility Workers Union of AmericaPaid for by UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICAGroupNoneNone4$4.2K~537.5K14 Aug
1965The Civil Rights CoalitionGroupNoneBallot measure, MA6$4.2K~1.2M50%26 Oct
1966Veteran ActionGroupNoneNone6$4.2K~183K33%21 Oct
1967The Moore Charitable FoundationPaid for by Moore Charitable FoundationGroupNoneNone6$4.2K~444K17%25 Sep
1968Friends of Comal Public SchoolsGroupNoneBallot measure, TX10$4.2K~600K0.0%12 Oct
1969ACLU of IdahoPaid for by American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Idaho, IncGroupNoneBallot measure, ID12$4.2K~977.5K43%26 Oct
1970American Potential PodcastPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupNoneNone18$4.2K~794K6.7%22 Oct
1971Strategy and SolidarityPaid for by Strategy & Solidarity CollectiveGroupNoneNone20$4.2K~169.4K0.0%22 Aug
1972Island InstitutePaid for by ISLAND INSTITUTEGroupNoneNone22$4.2K~185.6K0.0%11 Sep
1973Change CollectivePaid for by CIVIC NATIONGroupNoneNone28$4.2K~243.7K0.0%11 Sep
1974Yes to Keep School District 45 Moving ForwardGroupNoneMeasure44$4.2K~321.7K0.0%12 Oct
1975HRV Residents for Parks and RecreationGroupNoneBallot measure, OR78$4.2K~103.1K0.0%14 May
1976Bob Hathaway-Family, Constitutional & Human Rights, Antiwar, AI / AGI / ASIPaid for by Bob HathawayGroupNoneNone82$4.2K~279K60%25 Oct
1977Association of Pleasanton TeachersPaid for by Association of Pleasanton Teachers GroupNoneLocal, CA5$4.1K~400K0.0%15 Oct
1978Ranked Choice Voting for LongmontPaid for by RCV for LongmontGroupNoneBallot measure, CO5$4.1K~283K0.0%9 Oct
1979Protect NH FamiliesGroupNoneNone5$4.1K~1.2M100%16 Jun
1980Adams County Professional FirefightersPaid for by IAFF Local 2403 Adams County Professional FirefightersGroupNoneBallot measure, CO7$4.1K~943.5K0.0%14 Oct
1981EkōGroupNoneNone7$4.1K~207.5K12 Oct
1982Massachusetts Fiscal AllianceGroupNoneNone7$4.1K~722.5K100%17 Aug
1983The Pew Charitable TrustsPaid for by THE PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTSGroupNoneNone15$4.1K~336.2K0.0%3 Aug
1984The Nature Conservancy in CaliforniaPaid for by NATURE CONSERVANCYGroupNoneNone21$4.1K~320.6K0.0%29 Aug
1985Farm-To-Power MichiganPaid for by Farm-To-PowerGroupNoneNone35$4.1K~342.5K14%23 Oct
1986California Municipal Utilities Association (CMUA)Paid for by California Municipal Utilities AssociationGroupNoneNone57$4.1K~303.7K0.0%30 May
1987Patients FirstGroupNoneNone67$4.1K~171.1K19%12 Oct
1988Citizens UnitedPaid for by CITIZENS UNITEDGroupNoneNone73$4.1K~900.5K90%26 Oct
1989Vera Institute of JusticePaid for by Vera Institute of Justice, Inc.GroupNoneNone4$4.1K~133.1K2 Jun
1990The People's LobbyPaid for by The People's Lobby PACGroupNoneNone6$4.1K~129K33%12 Sep
1991Pelham Manor - Neighborhood PartyGroupNoneLocal, NY8$4.1K~152K0.0%22 Oct
1992Missouri AFL-CIOGroupNoneBallot measure, MO8$4.1K~652K100%3 Aug
1993Yes on J Palo AltoPaid for by Palo Alto Community Center 2026GroupNoneBallot measure, CA10$4.1K~157K0.0%23 Oct
1994Vote Yes on Measure Y for Berkeley ArtsPaid for by Berkeley Arts Coalition, Sponsored by Berkeley Non-Profit Arts and Cultural Organizations, Yes on Measure YGroupNoneBallot measure, CA10$4.1K~253.5K0.0%27 Oct
1995North Carolina Association of EducatorsGroupNoneNone16$4.1K~270.2K0.0%18 Jun
1996Heartlander NewsPaid for by Stanley M. Herzog Foundation GroupNoneNone18$4.1K~543.8K56%12 Oct
1997Circle VotingGroupNoneNone26$4.1K~242.1K0.0%22 Oct
1998No on Measure A San Diego - Stop the Unaffordable Housing TaxPaid for by San Diegans Against the Unaccountable and Unaffordable Housing Tax – No on Measure A - a Coalition of Local Residents, Taxpayers, Small Businesses and Housing Providers, Sponsored by REALTORSGroupNoneBallot measure, CA64$4.1K~66.2K100%2 Jun
19991199 SEIU Maryland/DCGroupNoneNone80$4.1K~45K0.0%4 Aug
2000We Must Vote, Inc. Paid for by We Must Vote, Inc.GroupNoneNone3$4K~1M19 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.