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 New Jersey

498 pages · $2.3M on New Jersey races

Dem. 67% · Rep. 23% · no side 9.9%

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49 pages · 7,727 ads · $2M

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn NJImpressionsAttackLast ad
1House Majority ForwardGroupNoneNone309$485.5K$10.5K~17.9M5.2%26 Oct
2Coalition Against Surprise Medical BillingPaid for by Coalition Against Surprise Medical Billing GroupNoneNone17$25.8K$10.1K~1.6M65%26 Oct
3New Jersey State AFL-CIOGroupNoneNone87$39.9K$8K~3.2M20%26 Oct
4Fight for JacksonPaid for by Fight for Jackson TeamGroupNoneLocal, NJ17$9.1K$5.1K~446.5K31%26 Oct
5Stand Up Harrison-NJGroupNoneLocal, NJ121$7.1K$4.2K~257.4K34%26 Oct
6Millburn Residents for Nonpartisan Positive ChangePaid for by Millburn Residents for Non-Partisan Positive ChangeGroupNoneBallot measure, NJ67$4K$3.9K~396.7K0.0%15 Jun
7New Jersey League of Conservation VotersPaid for by NJLCV Victory FundGroupNoneNone44$18.7K$3.4K~679.3K30%26 Oct
8Chart New CoursePaid for by Chart New Course IncGroupNoneBallot measure, NJ49$3.4K$2.9K~627.2K0.0%5 Oct
9Gloucester Township Citizens for Government ReformPaid for by Gloucester Township Citizens for Government Reform, P.O. Box 1895, Laurel Springs, NJ 08021GroupNoneLocal, NJ3$2.8K$2.8K~78.5K22 Sep
10Elevate New JerseyPaid for by ELEVATE NJGroupNoneLocal, NJ11$2.4K$2.4K~476.3K0.0%17 Oct
11Trenton Community AllianceGroupNoneMeasure3$9.5K$2.2K~1.2M21 Oct
12Stronger ClarkGroupNoneLocal, NJ27$3K$2.1K~399.2K44%26 Oct
13Millburn For TransparencyPaid for by Millburn For TransprancyGroupNoneBallot measure, NJ20$1.8K$1.7K~151.2K100%13 Jun
14OneTeam OneTeaneckPaid for by One Team One TeaneckGroupNoneLocal, NJ24$2.9K$1.5K~151K0.0%26 Oct
15Bring Back BerlinGroupNoneLocal, NJ25$1.7K$1.4K~78.6K52%23 Oct
16Citizens For a Better Deptford TownshipPaid for by CITIZENS FOR A BETTER DEPTFORD TOWNSHIP - 885 BANKBRIDGE RD. SEWELL, NJ 08080GroupNoneLocal, NJ4$1.3K$1.3K~31K20 Oct
17AFTGroupNoneNone531$156.8K$1.2K~11.6M45%27 Oct
18TeamstersGroupNoneNone269$133.4K$1K~20.3M12%26 Oct
19Gray PAC Paid for by GrayPACGroupNoneNone9$3.7K$950~254K0.0%14 Oct
20Cherry Hill Professional FirefightersPaid for by Cherry Hill Professional Firefighters Fire PACGroupNoneLocal, NJ1$950$950~225K29 Sep
21Camden InvinciblePaid for by CAMDEN COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP, INC.GroupNoneNone26$8.3K$799~676K0.0%23 Oct
22Friends of the Earth ActionPaid for by Friends of the Earth Action, Inc.GroupNoneNone43$20.1K$750~1M67%26 Oct
23Sunlight Policy CenterPaid for by Sunlight Policy Center of New JerseyGroupNoneNone16$8.2K$749~517.5K100%5 Oct
24Guides.voteGroupNoneHouse AZ-129$12.8K$650~1M0.0%27 Oct
25Unmoderated NewsPaid for by THIRD WAYGroupNoneNone42$17.2K$648~2.5M20%13 Oct
26Champions for EducationGroupNoneLocal, NJ5$1K$549~59.5K0.0%22 Oct
27Alliance for Competitive PowerGroupNoneNone25$11.2K$449~1.2M58%9 Oct
28Jhamar Youngblood for MayorPaid for by Our Newark GroupNoneLocal, NJ3$449$449~105K12 May
29Aberdeen TogetherGroupNoneLocal, MD18$1.4K$397~76.1K28%26 Oct
30For Stronger SchoolsGroupNoneLocal, NJ9$446$347~25.5K0.0%26 Oct
31Our Town FirstPaid for by OUR TOWN FIRSTGroupNoneNone13$644$248~39.5K54%26 Oct
32Moving Ringwood ForwardGroupNoneLocal, NJ5$248$248~3.7K0.0%26 Oct
33SEIUGroupNoneNone213$167.2K$199~8.4M63%26 Oct
34Holmdel ConservativesGroupNoneLocal, NJ2$199$199~16K16 May
35Independent OaklandGroupNoneLocal, NJ10$495$198~20.2K30%25 Oct
36Our Ocean CityGroupNoneLocal, NJ8$396$149~15.2K38%11 May
37Community In Balance GroupNoneLocal, NJ5$248$149~4.6K60%21 Oct
38Change.orgGroupNoneNone5,122$732.6K$99~45.4M34%27 Oct
39Ballots Without BarriersPaid for by Voter Choice Foundation IncGroupNoneNone16$3.7K$99~144.6K40%22 Oct
40Experience Leadership CommunityGroupNoneLocal9$446$99~8.8K0.0%25 Oct
41Save OaklandGroupNoneNone6$297$99~7.7K100%26 Oct
42Old Bridge CAPESGroupNoneLocal, NJ3$149$99~18.5K20 Oct
43Faith in New JerseyGroupNoneHouse NJ-123$149$99~7.5K15 May
44FreelizabethPaid for by North NJ DSA ActionGroupNoneBallot measure, NJ2$99$99~14K26 Oct
45New Jersey Education AssociationPaid for by NEW JERSEY EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneNone435$74.5K$50~6.4M1.9%23 Oct
46AARP New JerseyPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone13$644$50~114.5K0.0%15 Oct
47Safeguard PrincetonPaid for by SafeGuard PrincetonGroupNoneNone6$297$50~17K21 Oct
48Springfield NJ ForwardGroupNoneLocal, NJ1$50$50~5.5K22 Oct
49Eyes On EBGroupNoneLocal, NJ1$50$50~549.521 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.