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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Filtered to California

2,208 pages · $38.4M on California races

Dem. 33% · Rep. 6.4% · no side 60%

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36 pages · 2,060 ads · $2.5M

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn CAImpressionsAttackLast ad
1California People Supporting Becerra for Governor 2026Paid for by California People Supporting Becerra for Governor 2026. Ad Committee’s Top Funders: Pechanga Band of Indians, Lytton Rancheria of California. Not authorized by a candidate or a committee controlled by a candidate.GroupDem.Governor, CA9$230K$230K~5M0.0%2 Jun
2Educators for Josh Fryday for Lt. GovernorPaid for by California Teachers Association Independent Expenditure Committee and PACE of California School Employees Association Local, State, Federal Candidates (FED PAC ID #C00480830)GroupDem.Other statewide, CA205$199.7K$199.7K~10.8M0.0%1 Jun
3Educators for BarreraPaid for by California Teachers Association Independent Expenditure CommitteeGroupDem.Other statewide, CA72$196.9K$196.9K~12.5M17%22 Oct
4The Real Fiona MaPaid for by Taxpayers Against Sexual Harassment by Government Officials- No on Fiona Ma for Lieutenant Governor 2026. Top Funder: Steve PhillipsGroupRep.Other statewide, CA12$158.7K$158.7K~7.3M100%1 Jun
5Californians for GoldsmithPaid for by Californians in Support of Brian Goldsmith for State Senate 2026GroupDem.Legislature, CA44$105K$105K~5.4M0.0%16 Oct
6UDWPaid for by United Domestic Workers of America Independent Expenditure PACGroupDem.Governor, CA113$136.8K$101.7K~11.8M12%26 Oct
7PACSA PACGroupNoneLegislature, CA454$182.1K$101.6K~9.6M100%26 Oct
8Educators for Jane Kim for Insurance CommissionerPaid for by California Teachers Association Independent Expenditure CommitteeGroupDem.Other statewide, CA498$88K$88K~7.5M0.0%2 Jun
9Stop David PenalozaPaid for by Working People United sponsored by SEIU California State CouncilGroupDem.Legislature, CA28$76.1K$76.1K~4.8M29%14 Oct
10The Westside RecordPaid for by Advance CaliforniaGroupRep.Legislature, CA25$57K$57K~3.3M100%23 Oct
11Stop Kristie Bruce-LanePaid for by Opportunity PAC -- A coalition of teachers, health care workers, nurses, faculty members, school employees, and public and private labor organizationsGroupDem.Other statewide, CA13$53.3K$53.2K~3.3M0.0%24 Sep
12Workers for Jackie ElwardPaid for by Californians United for Progress in Support of Elward for Assembly 2026, sponsored by Labor OrganizationsGroupDem.Legislature, CA28$51.5K$51.5K~4.3M0.0%23 Oct
13San Diego County Gun OwnersPaid for by San Diego County Gun Owners Political Action CommitteeGroupRep.Legislature, CA11$67.7K$45.2K~7.1M18%28 Sep
14Blue Collar CoalitionPaid for by Ad Committee’s Top Funder: California State Council of Laborers PAC: “Blue Collar Coalition, Sponsored by the California State Council of Laborers PAC”GroupRep.Legislature, CA7$30.1K$30.1K~1.8M43%21 Oct
15No on Palacio: The Price Is HighPaid for by JOBS-PACGroupRep.Legislature, CA25$28.7K$28.4K~2.6M100%29 May
16L.A. County Healthcare CoalitionPaid for by L.A. County Healthcare Coalition in Support of Dr. Sion Roy for Senate 2026GroupDem.Legislature, CA6$27.8K$27.8K~2.7M17%21 May
17Firefighters for BecerraPaid for by California Professional Firefighters IE PACGroupDem.Governor, CA15$24.4K$24.4K~5.2M27 May
18Fix Kern Supporting Ana Palacio for AssemblyPaid for by FIX KERN Political Action Committee Supporting Ana Palacio for Assembly 2026, sponsored by Service Employees International Union Local 521GroupNoneLegislature, CA37$17.3K$17.1K~1.4M14%29 May
19California LeadsPaid for by California Leads. Committee Top Funders Meta Platforms, Google and Affiliated Entities, and SV Angel Management. Not authorized by a candidate or a committee controlled by a candidate.GroupNoneLegislature, CA2$13.3K$13.3K~915K11 May
20United Democracy ProjectGroupDem.Governor, MI39$596.4K$13.3K~22.7M60%7 Aug
21Workers for Leila NamvarPaid for by Opportunity PAC -- A coalition of teachers, health care workers, nurses, faculty members, school employees, and public and private labor organizationsGroupDem.State14$30.4K$8.7K~1.7M0.0%23 Oct
22Asian Americans for RepresentationGroupDem.Other statewide, CA11$7.6K$6.8K~411.5K0.0%26 May
23California Recycling AllianceGroupNoneLegislature, CA1$4.7K$4.7K~275K14 Aug
24Workers for Ana PalacioPaid for by Nurses and Educators for Healthy CA Communities sponsored by SEIU California State CouncilGroupDem.Legislature, CA4$3.4K$3.4K~775K14 May
25The Wildfire Solutions CoalitionGroupNoneGovernor, CA71$4.9K$2.9K~525.6K25%24 Aug
26Take California Back Victory FundGroupRep.Governor, CA4$2.1K$2.1K~136.5K30 May
27FIX the Insurance Coverage CrisisPaid for by APCIAGroupNoneLegislature, CA8$1.9K$1.9K~33.1K100%26 Jun
28Realtors for Scott WienerPaid for by National Association of REALTORS®GroupDem.Governor, CA6$1.8K$1.8K~92K15 Oct
29UFCW Western States CouncilGroupDem.Legislature, CA26$1.7K$1.7K~128.2K0.0%15 Oct
30Community Water Center Action FundPaid for by COMMUNITY WATER CENTER ACTION FUNDGroupDem.Legislature, CA5$1.2K$1.2K~445K0.0%8 May
31Connected Commerce CouncilGroupNoneLegislature, CA25$6.4K$1K~97.7K100%17 Jul
32California Community Energy PACGroupNoneLegislature, CA6$1.1K$749~98K26 Oct
33Republican Assembly Campaign Committee (RACC)Paid for by Republican Assembly Campaign CommitteeGroupRep.Legislature, WI228$105.8K$649~5.9M16%26 Oct
34Create CAPaid for by CREATE CAGroupNoneOther statewide, CA4$398$349~51K14 Oct
35Rescue CaliforniaPaid for by RESCUE CALIFORNIA COALITIONGroupRep.Governor, CA2$199$199~55K1 Oct
36Roman DrakeGroupRep.Governor, CA2$99$99~9K16 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.