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 Massachusetts

292 pages · $3.6M on Massachusetts races

Dem. 40% · Rep. 33% · no side 28%

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66 pages · 9,985 ads · $5.3M

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn MAImpressionsAttackLast ad
1Vote YES on 3: All-Party PrimariesPaid for by Coalition for Healthy DemocracyGroupNoneBallot measure, MA214$266.8K$266.8K~12.5M7.7%26 Oct
2Housing for MassachusettsGroupNoneBallot measure, MA28$246.7K$246.7K~10.3M96%16 Jun
3Commonwealth Unity PACGroupDem.Governor, MA1$65K$65K~1M17 Aug
4Protect Massachusetts FutureGroupNoneBallot measure, MA26$61.2K$61.2K~6.8M100%24 Oct
5Commonwealth Together PACGroupRep.Senate, MA56$61.1K$60.3K~5.5M96%26 Aug
6Women For MinogueGroupRep.Governor, MA14$47K$47K~7.4M36%25 Oct
7Massachusetts First PACPaid for by Massachusetts First Independent Expenditure Political Action Committee, Inc.GroupRep.Governor, MA44$45.7K$45.7K~4.4M89%26 Oct
8Coalition for a Healthy MassachusettsPaid for by Coalition for a Healthy Massachusetts, Inc.GroupNoneBallot measure, MA18$43.1K$43.1K~2.9M0.0%23 Oct
9Massachusetts Teachers Association Independent Expenditure PACGroupDem.Legislature, MA50$41.9K$41.9K~2.5M0.0%22 Oct
10Vote Yes For a Safe MassachusettsPaid for by Yes for A Safe MassachusettsGroupNoneBallot measure, MA40$31.5K$31.5K~2.8M0.0%26 Oct
11No on 3Paid for by Voter Rights MAGroupNoneBallot measure, MA3$29.7K$29.7K~2.2M26 Oct
12Progressive CambridgeGroupDem.Legislature, MA5$28.6K$27.8K~1.7M24 Aug
13Mass PrioritiesPaid for by Domestic Policy CaucusGroupNoneBallot measure, MA15$41.2K$25.8K~1.4M100%8 May
14Advance ProgressGroupDem.Senate, MA3$37.5K$25K~1.3M31 Aug
15Housing, Healthcare & Hope IEPACPaid for by Housing Healthcare and Hope IEPACGroupDem.Governor, MA2$24K$24K~2M16 Oct
16Massachusetts Coalition for Sustainable EnergyPaid for by Mass Coalition for Sustainable EnergyGroupNoneNone50$113.2K$23.9K~4.8M85%21 Oct
17Abundant Housing MA IE PACPaid for by Abundant Housing Massachusetts Independent Expenditure Political Action CommitteeGroupDem.Legislature, MA27$21.5K$21.5K~708.5K0.0%25 Aug
18One CommonwealthPaid for by One Commonwealth IncGroupDem.Governor, MA2$17.7K$17.5K~1.1M23 Jun
19Democrats For MikeGroupRep.Legislature, MA2$15K$15K~1.7M22 Oct
20SEIU 509Paid for by SEIU Local 509GroupDem.Legislature, MA40$14.4K$12.4K~3.2M18%22 Oct
21Abundant Housing MAPaid for by ABUNDANT HOUSING MA, INC.GroupNoneBallot measure, MA64$15.7K$10K~1.3M6.3%23 Oct
22Massachusetts Nurses AssociationPaid for by MASSACHUSETTS NURSES ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneLegislature, MA17$11K$6K~930.5K47%19 Oct
23Labor Unions for Public Counsel Workers RightsGroupNoneBallot measure, MA45$8K$5.4K~1.6M0.0%26 Oct
24Realtors for Ed MarkeyPaid for by National Association of REALTORS®GroupDem.Senate, MA6$5.4K$5.4K~340K13 Aug
25Citizens for an Affordable Massachusetts Independent Expenditure PACPaid for by Citizens for an Affordable Massachusetts IEPACGroupDem.Legislature, MA2$5.2K$5.2K~1M27 Aug
26Massachusetts Families for VaccinesPaid for by American Families for Vaccines Action FundGroupNoneNone71$80.6K$4.5K~1.5M11%29 Jul
27Alliance for Patient AccessPaid for by ALLIANCE FOR PATIENT ACCESSGroupNoneNone58$35.6K$4.2K~2.7M10%14 Sep
28Voces UnidasPaid for by VOCES UNIDAS ACTION FUNDGroupNoneFederal49$34.6K$4K~4.6M38%25 Oct
29Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts (PFFM)Paid for by Professional Fire Fighters of MA Independent Expenditure PACGroupNoneLegislature, MA5$3.8K$3.8K~680K6 Oct
30Don't Ban PetsGroupNoneNone39$40.8K$3.5K~642.6K100%8 Jul
31The Civil Rights CoalitionGroupNoneBallot measure, MA6$4.2K$3K~1.2M50%26 Oct
32ACLU of MassachusettsGroupNoneBallot measure, MA10$4.6K$2.7K~456K10%23 Oct
33Environmental League of Massachusetts (ELM)Paid for by Environmental League of Massachusetts Action Fund, Inc. GroupNoneNone48$13.4K$2.6K~1.5M0.0%26 Oct
34Better Future for MA Independent Expenditure Political Action Committee GroupRep.Legislature, MA12$3.5K$2.5K~993.5K21 Oct
35Mass Opportunity AllianceGroupNoneNone89$23.7K$2.1K~1.2M56%23 Oct
36Massachusetts Fiscal AllianceGroupNoneNone7$4.1K$2K~722.5K100%17 Aug
37Homes for All MassPaid for by Homes for All MassachusettsGroupNoneNone72$3.8K$1.8K~167.6K0.0%23 Oct
38Grand Opportunity USAPaid for by GRAND OPPORTUNITY USAGroupNoneHouse VA-173$12.9K$1.2K~417.3K0.0%26 Oct
39RTCV - Right to the City VOTE BostonGroupNoneLocal, MA2$1.1K$1.1K~97.5K1 Sep
40Citizens Climate Lobby North Shore ChapterPaid for by Clean Air Cashback Public Policy Question CommitteeGroupNoneBallot measure, MA2$999$999~227.5K22 Oct
41Realtors for Richie NealPaid for by National Association of REALTORS®GroupDem.House, district not named6$997$997~86K15 Oct
42Connected Commerce CouncilGroupNoneLegislature, CA25$6.4K$949~97.7K100%17 Jul
43Fiscal Alliance FoundationGroupNoneNone36$18.9K$897~1.6M64%9 Oct
44Pioneer Institute for Public Policy ResearchPaid for by Pioneer Institute, Inc. GroupNoneNone511$40.3K$842~1.7M13%26 Oct
45MassLandlordsPaid for by MASSLANDLORDS NETGroupNoneNone25$1.9K$697~110.8K71%30 Jul
46Montague Taxpayers for a New LibraryGroupNoneBallot measure, MA20$1.1K$644~67.9K5.0%22 Jun
47Vote Yes DorchesterGroupNoneBallot measure, SC13$7.5K$599~466.5K0.0%26 Oct
48Massachusetts Teachers AssociationPaid for by MASSACHUSETTS TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneNone66$12.9K$597~1.2M25%13 Aug
49Mass Housing CoalitionPaid for by Massachusetts Housing CoalitionGroupNoneNone5$4.2K$550~255K100%17 Jun
50United AssociationPaid for by United Association Union Plumbers and Pipefitters VOTE! PACGroupDem.House, district not named54$243.4K$499~22.6M31%26 Oct
51Lexington Zero Waste CollaborativePaid for by Yes for Fiscal ResponsibilityGroupNoneBallot measure, MA11$845$397~46.1K6 Jun
52Working AmericaGroupDem.Federal7,252$3.2M$396~365.5M37%26 Oct
53Needham Residents For Thoughful ZoningGroupNoneBallot measure, MA6$297$297~10.2K22 Oct
54TeamstersGroupNoneNone269$133.4K$250~20.3M12%26 Oct
55American Energy InstituteGroupNoneNone34$13.6K$250~1.1M50%26 Oct
56AARP MassachusettsPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone33$11.9K$150~1.4M3.0%21 Oct
57Pioneer LegalPaid for by Pioneer New England Legal FoundationGroupNoneNone15$2.1K$150~79.3K27%8 Sep
58Eye On DracutGroupNoneLocal, MA3$149$149~7.5K14 Aug
59Tax War RoomPaid for by Families Over BillionairesGroupNoneNone44$2.8K$99~201.1K73%21 Oct
60Commonwealth WINSGroupNoneBallot measure, VA62$27.1K$50~1.5M0.0%8 Oct
61National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS)Paid for by NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHAIN DRUG STORES, INC.GroupNoneNone67$3.3K$50~122.3K0.0%24 Oct
62Autry BentonPaid for by Coleton FurlowGroupNoneNone41$3.2K$50~603.5K20%22 Oct
63AFA ActionPaid for by AFA Action IncGroupNoneNone47$3.2K$50~429K19%26 Oct
64Mass RetireesPaid for by Retired State, County and Municipal Employees Association of MassachusettsGroupNoneNone9$746$50~120.5K0.0%9 Oct
65Our Town FirstPaid for by OUR TOWN FIRSTGroupNoneNone13$644$50~39.5K54%26 Oct
66Food Bank of Western MassachusettsGroupNoneLegislature, MA1$50$50~3.5K3 Aug

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.