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 Louisiana

386 pages · $2.5M on Louisiana races

Dem. 33% · Rep. 44% · no side 24%

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45 pages · 1,726 ads · $1.2M

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn LAImpressionsAttackLast ad
1Keep Louisiana AffordablePaid for by Keep Louisiana Affordable, Inc.GroupNoneBallot measure, LA10$93.8K$93.8K~5.4M0.0%23 Oct
2Red Stick Leaders for Students PACPaid for by Red Stick Leaders for Students Political Action CommitteeGroupNoneLocal, LA20$26.3K$26.3K~4.9M0.0%23 Oct
3Alliance for Affordable EnergyGroupNoneOther statewide, LA15$24.6K$19.2K~1.9M8.3%26 Oct
4Protect St. Tammany's FuturePaid for by PROTECT ST. TAMMANY'S FUTUREGroupNoneLocal, LA12$16.5K$16.5K~2.4M0.0%8 Sep
5Protect Louisiana ValuesGroupNoneNone27$30.4K$15.2K~3.5M3.7%14 Oct
6Judicial Experience & Integrity PACPaid for by Judicial Experience and Integrity PACGroupNoneBallot measure, LA7$14.6K$13.1K~952K0.0%15 May
7Louisiana Free Enterprise PACPaid for by Free Enterprise PACGroupNoneBallot measure, LA8$10.3K$10.3K~1.6M0.0%15 May
8Louisiana State PoliticsGroupNoneLocal, LA35$12.3K$10.2K~2.3M0.0%26 Oct
9Justice PACGroupNoneLocal, LA10$12.4K$8.5K~1.1M100%23 Oct
10Power CoalitionPaid for by POWER COALITION FOR EQUITY AND JUSTICEGroupNoneNone31$25.7K$8.3K~2.6M0.0%26 Oct
11Save My LouisianaGroupNoneNone234$23.1K$7.8K~3.2M50%25 Oct
12Americans for Pharma ReformPaid for by Americans for Pharma Reform, Inc.GroupNoneNone296$138.9K$5K~18.1M66%26 Oct
13Americans for Lower Drug PricesPaid for by Americans for Lower Drug Prices GroupNoneNone96$39.9K$4.5K~1.4M17%21 Oct
14Jambalaya PACGroupNoneLocal, LA1$4.2K$4.2K~137.5K26 Oct
15Pelican Institute for Public PolicyPaid for by PELICAN INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICYGroupNoneNone9$12.2K$3.9K~1.2M0.0%16 Oct
16Greater New Orleans Housing Alliance - GNOHAPaid for by Greater New Orleans Housing Alliance (GNOHA)GroupNoneOther statewide, LA4$3.8K$3.8K~1M23 Oct
17Independent VoterPaid for by INDEPENDENT VOTER PROJECTGroupNoneNone346$535.1K$3.2K~38.3M16%26 Oct
18Winning for LouisianaPaid for by WINNING FOR LOUISIANA PACGroupNoneBallot measure, LA5$2.9K$2.9K~687.5K40%21 Oct
19Louisiana Liberty ProjectGroupNoneHouse LA-417$5.1K$2.8K~442K0.0%19 Oct
20Louisiana Coalition For Fair SchoolsPaid for by Louisiana Coalition for Fair SchoolsGroupNoneBallot measure, LA4$2.8K$2.7K~140.5K15 May
21CENLA Strong PACPaid for by CenLA Strong PACGroupNoneLocal, LA7$3.7K$2.6K~767.5K0.0%21 Oct
22Stand Up St. Tammany Inc.GroupNoneBallot measure, LA6$3.1K$2.5K~185.5K0.0%28 Jun
23Ellevate LouisianaGroupNoneBallot measure, LA1$2.2K$2.2K~375K21 Oct
24EBR Library PACPaid for by EBR LIBRARY PACGroupNoneBallot measure, LA64$3.2K$2.2K~138.8K14%27 Jun
25Friends of CaddoPaid for by Friends of Caddo ParishGroupNoneBallot measure, LA32$2.7K$1.9K~212.2K0.0%26 Oct
26Grow Louisiana CoalitionPaid for by Grow Louisiana Coalition GroupNoneNone160$41.2K$1.6K~1.1M0.0%7 Oct
27St. Bernard FirstGroupNoneNone12$3.2K$1.1K~780.8K0.0%26 May
28EJA Political FundGroupNoneNone2$6.4K$950~687.5K26 Oct
29Patrons of the Public LibraryGroupNoneBallot measure, LA4$898$898~99.5K22 Jun
30LCSA: La Charter Schools in ActionGroupNoneNone7$4.5K$849~588K0.0%31 May
31Raven JefferyGroupNoneHouse, district not named30$1.7K$842~265K83%4 Jul
32Citizens Against Lawsuit AbuseGroupNoneNone32$10.2K$799~1.1M66%26 Oct
33Just Say No to JimPaid for by Just Say No to Jim Political Action CommitteeGroupNoneLocal, LA10$895$796~46K100%26 Oct
34Jambalaya PACPaid for by JAMBALAYA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEEGroupNoneNone9$1.6K$499~98.5K83%24 Jun
35American Power PlayGroupNoneNone66$37.6K$449~3.4M0.0%19 Oct
36Invest in LouisianaPaid for by Louisiana Budget Project GroupNoneBallot measure, LA10$495$446~35K40%22 Oct
37St. George Schools- Vote YES on Amendment 2Paid for by St. George PACGroupNoneBallot measure, SC9$2.8K$349~450.5K0.0%12 May
38Political VigilanceGroupNoneNone19$941$297~34.8K33%5 Oct
39Kenner Fire Fighters Association- Local 1427GroupNoneNone10$695$99~145.6K44%16 May
40Thibodaux TruthGroupNoneLocal, LA4$198$99~11K13 Oct
41Pammy BeeGroupNoneLocal, LA2$99$99~6.5K11 May
42Veterans Justice AllianceGroupNoneNone10$3.3K$50~309.5K75%11 Sep
43Professional Association of Law Enforcement OfficersPaid for by PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERSGroupNoneNone26$1.5K$50~124.2K65%18 Oct
44Louisiana Common Sense FundGroupNoneNone4$198$50~1.7K3 Sep
45Exposing Thibodaux TruthGroupNoneNone3$149$50~1.6K19 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.