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 Colorado

472 pages · $5.6M on Colorado races

Dem. 52% · Rep. 6.3% · no side 41%

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23 pages · 396 ads · $513.1K

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn COImpressionsAttackLast ad
1Colorado Way ForwardGroupDem.Legislature, CO56$114.5K$114.5K~6.7M46%20 Oct
2Colorado FirstPaid for by Colorado First FundGroupDem.Other statewide, CO10$60.1K$60.1K~2.1M0.0%18 Jun
3All Together ColoradoGroupDem.Legislature, CO11$49K$49K~5.4M80%22 Oct
4Healthier ColoradoGroupNoneGovernor, CO77$49.9K$33.4K~4.6M0.0%6 Oct
5Denver Progressives UnitedGroupDem.Legislature, CO15$33.6K$30.1K~1.6M47%24 Jun
6Chris Floyd for ColoradoPaid for by Colorado Affordability ProjectGroupDem.Legislature, CO8$21.5K$21.5K~880.1K50%9 Jun
7CobaltGroupDem.Legislature, CO21$21.2K$17.4K~1M0.0%20 Oct
8Henkel For Colorado Paid for by Promoting Progressive WomenGroupDem.Legislature, CO16$14.7K$14.7K~1.2M27 Jun
9Sarah Woodson for ColoradoPaid for by Assuring Quality Healthcare Access for ColoradoGroupDem.Legislature, CO8$11.8K$11.8K~556K0.0%7 Jun
10Colorado StrongGroupRep.Governor, CO2$10.2K$10.2K~600K16 Jun
11Earthworks Action FundPaid for by Earthworks Action Fund Independent Expenditure Committee. Registered agent: Ashley Stevens. Not authorized by any candidate.GroupDem.Legislature, NM33$13K$8.8K~500.2K48%26 Oct
12National Wildlife Federation Action FundPaid for by NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION ACTION FUNDGroupRep.Governor, WY28$70.8K$8.7K~9.5M0.0%16 Oct
13Southwest Colorado for ChangePaid for by Southwest Colorado For ChangeGroupDem.Legislature, CO2$6K$6K~650K7 Oct
14CFI Action FundPaid for by Paid for by the CFI Action FundGroupDem.Legislature, CO35$5.7K$5.7K~1.2M0.0%26 Oct
15Colorado State Shooting AssociationGroupRep.Legislature, CO42$8.2K$5.2K~696.9K41%19 Oct
16The Truth About JenaPaid for by Coloradans for Good GovernanceGroupRep.Governor, CO4$5.1K$5.1K~573.5K23 Oct
17Voces Unidas Victory FundGroupDem.Governor, CO2$6.5K$4.7K~257.5K18 Jun
18Revive150Paid for by REVIVE 150GroupRep.Governor, CO8$2.4K$2.4K~131K75%24 Jun
19Colorado Coalition for Retirement SecurityPaid for by NATIONAL PUBLIC PENSION COALITIONGroupNoneOther statewide, CO2$4.5K$2.2K~412.5K18 May
20Sean Camacho for ColoradoPaid for by Colorado Affordability ProjectGroupDem.Other statewide, CO4$2.2K$2.2K~229.5K14 May
21The LIBRE Initiative ColoradoPaid for by The Libre InitiativeGroupRep.Legislature, CO6$1.2K$1.2K~145K0.0%20 Oct
22Gabe Cervantes ExposedPaid for by Adams County UnitedGroupDem.Legislature, CO4$598$598~49K30 Jun
23Rally For Our RightsGroupRep.Legislature, CO2$99$99~59930 Jun

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.