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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44 pages · 3,650 ads · $10.7M

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn CAImpressionsAttackLast ad
1Los Angeles Police Protective LeaguePaid for by Los Angeles Police Protective League PAC. 1308 West Eighth Street, Suite 400, Los Angeles.GroupRep.Local, CA309$287.6K$287.6K~29.5M100%25 Oct
2The 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
3Peace, Accountability, and Leadership PACPaid for by PEACE, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND LEADERSHIPGroupRep.House, district not named2$75K$75K~1M24 Sep
4Congressional Leadership FundPaid for by CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP FUNDGroupRep.Federal364$1.3M$61.5K~64.7M98%26 Oct
5The Westside RecordPaid for by Advance CaliforniaGroupRep.Legislature, CA25$57K$57K~3.3M100%23 Oct
6San Diego County Gun OwnersPaid for by San Diego County Gun Owners Political Action CommitteeGroupRep.Legislature, CA11$67.7K$45.2K~7.1M18%28 Sep
7Blue 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
8No on Palacio: The Price Is HighPaid for by JOBS-PACGroupRep.Legislature, CA25$28.7K$28.4K~2.6M100%29 May
9North County Jobs & Opportunity PACPaid for by North County Jobs & Education PACGroupRep.Local, CA11$25.5K$20.2K~2.5M100%26 Oct
101962 PACGroupRep.Local, CA141$19.3K$19K~3.6M76%26 Oct
11CFF PACPaid for by CFFGroupRep.House, district not named20$18.5K$18.5K~1.7M100%2 Jun
12Golden State RebellionGroupRep.House, district not named6$17.9K$17.9K~700K0.0%17 Sep
13Inland Empire Jobs PACPaid for by Inland Empire Jobs Political Action CommitteeGroupRep.Local, CA47$15K$15K~782.2K0.0%26 Oct
14America PACGroupRep.None1,444$6.8M$12K~99.6M66%26 Oct
15Protecting Our VoteGroupRep.House CA-72$8.5K$8.5K~362.5K26 Oct
16California Families CommitteePaid for by CALIFORNIA FAMILIES COMMITTEE WITH MAYOR JOHN FRANKLINGroupRep.Ballot measure, CA5$7.6K$7.6K~335K100%31 May
17California Conservatives PACPaid for by CALIFORNIA CONSERVATIVES PACGroupRep.House, district not named5$8.7K$7.5K~177.5K18 May
18The Governing Majority FundGroupRep.House, district not named3$9.5K$7.2K~1.1M16 Oct
19Inland Empire Ratepayers CoalitionGroupRep.Local, CA3$6.6K$6.6K~167.5K26 May
20Campaign for America First International AssistancePaid for by CAMPAIGN FOR AMERICAN FIRST INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCEGroupRep.House, district not named12$69.2K$6.5K~6.1M0.0%26 Aug
21Realtors for Young KimPaid for by National Association of REALTORS®GroupRep.House, district not named16$6.1K$6.1K~408.7K23 Oct
22Ventura County FirefightersPaid for by CA coalition for public safety sponsored by Ventura County Professional FirefightersGroupRep.Local, CA1$5.5K$5.5K~550K28 May
23The Committee for an Effective GovernmentPaid for by Committee For An Effective GovernmentGroupRep.Local, CA5$4K$4K~197.5K20%26 Oct
24You Make AmericaPaid for by Association of Equipment ManufacturersGroupRep.House, district not named1$3.7K$3.7K~275K20 Oct
25Center ForwardGroupRep.House, district not named30$46.8K$3.4K~4.4M0.0%25 Oct
26Save Local BusinessesGroupRep.None125$84.4K$3K~19.9M0.8%11 Sep
27AFP ActionPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION, INC.(AFP ACTION)GroupRep.Senate, OH604$1.4M$2.2K~156.8M28%23 Oct
28Take California Back Victory FundGroupRep.Governor, CA4$2.1K$2.1K~136.5K30 May
29Common Good Silicon ValleyPaid for by Common Good Silicon Valley. Ad Committee Top Funders: California Apartment Association, California Alliance of Family Owned Businesses, & Jason Papier. Not authorized by a candidate or a committee controlled by a candidate.GroupRep.Local, CA4$2K$2K~146.1K20 May
30CA Charter Schools AssociationPaid for by CALIFORNIA CHARTER SCHOOLS ASSOCIATIONGroupRep.Ballot measure, CA5$3.3K$1.9K~515K100%1 Jul
31Placer Business Alliance Candidate PACGroupRep.Local, CA2$1.8K$1.8K~162.5K19 May
32Realtors for Kevin KileyPaid for by National Association of REALTORS®GroupRep.House CA-36$1.7K$1.7K~133K5 Oct
33Realtors for ValadaoPaid for by National Association of REALTORS®GroupRep.House, district not named18$1.4K$1.4K~93.6K5 Oct
34Common Sense for California Paid for by COMMON SENSE FOR CALIFORNIAGroupRep.House, district not named4$2.2K$1.1K~277.5K22 Oct
35Republican Assembly Campaign Committee (RACC)Paid for by Republican Assembly Campaign CommitteeGroupRep.Legislature, WI228$105.8K$649~5.9M16%26 Oct
36Fix the Irvine Fiscal CrisisPaid for by California Leadership TodayGroupRep.Local, CA2$599$599~14K26 Oct
37Facts and Logic about the Middle EastPaid for by Facts and Logic About the Middle EastGroupRep.None20$8.9K$550~438.1K85%2 Sep
38The Guardian Super PACPaid for by GUARDIAN SUPER PACGroupRep.House, district not named33$33.7K$450~985K0.0%23 Oct
39Central Valley Impact RepublicansGroupRep.Local, CA3$449$399~25.5K8 Oct
40Rescue CaliforniaPaid for by RESCUE CALIFORNIA COALITIONGroupRep.Governor, CA2$199$199~55K1 Oct
41Mercedes SchlappPaid for by American Conservative UnionGroupRep.None35$5.2K$150~279.5K50%4 Jun
42Maggie's ListPaid for by MAGGIE'S LISTGroupRep.House FL-339$2.1K$149~366.5K2.6%23 Oct
43Roman DrakeGroupRep.Governor, CA2$99$99~9K16 Oct
44Remember in NovemberGroupRep.None7$347$50~14.5K29%26 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.