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.

Download every row as CSV · Browse by state on the map

FederalStateBallot measuresLocalNo specific race✕ clear state
Candidate resultWonLostNot yet called

Filtered to New Hampshire

220 pages · $3.3M on New Hampshire races

Dem. 52% · Rep. 44% · no side 4.1%

New Hampshire on the map: races and candidates →

46 pages · 18,058 ads · $32.2M

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn NHImpressionsAttackLast ad
1One NationGroupRep.Senate, GA1,897$4.5M$369.1K~322M39%26 Oct
2WinSenatePaid for by WINSENATEGroupDem.Senate, OH560$8M$326.4K~288M97%26 Oct
3AFP ActionPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY ACTION, INC.(AFP ACTION)GroupRep.Senate, OH604$1.4M$196.2K~156.8M28%23 Oct
4New Hampshire DailyPaid for by One NationGroupRep.House, district not named52$166.2K$166.2K~9.8M100%2 Oct
5Ready For The Fight PACPaid for by Ready for the Fight PACGroupDem.House, district not named196$234K$95.2K~12M65%18 Oct
6Majority ForwardPaid for by MAJORITY FORWARDGroupDem.Senate, OH165$796K$68.4K~51.2M89%1 Sep
7Amplify NH Action FundGroupDem.Legislature, NH155$70.6K$52.1K~2.6M100%22 Oct
8Turning Point ActionGroupNoneNone1,089$2.7M$48.2K~122.2M12%27 Oct
9America PACGroupRep.None1,444$6.8M$47K~99.6M66%26 Oct
10The Sentinel Action FundPaid for by Sentinel Action FundGroupRep.Senate, MI44$215.1K$40.1K~18M75%23 Oct
11Stefany Shaheen: Ready to FightPaid for by ARTICLE ONE PACGroupDem.House NH-120$35.4K$35.4K~2.3M50%7 Sep
12The American CenterPaid for by American CenterGroupDem.House, district not named17$317.8K$28.5K~11.5M79%21 Oct
13New Hampshire VotesPaid for by Defend The VoteGroupDem.House, district not named2$26K$26K~925K28 Jul
14League of Conservation VotersPaid for by GiveGreen United ActionGroupDem.None752$626.2K$21.3K~47.7M89%26 Oct
15Citizens Alliance of New HampshireGroupRep.Legislature, NH30$14.8K$14.8K~2.5M63%23 Oct
16Americans for Prosperity New HampshirePaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupRep.Legislature, NH51$19.2K$14.1K~1.1M3.9%20 Oct
17NEA-New HampshireGroupNoneBallot measure, NH82$18.5K$13.7K~2.5M73%26 Oct
18New Hampshire Youth MovementPaid for by New Hampshire Youth Movement ProjectGroupDem.None64$35.3K$9.7K~3.7M25%22 Oct
19NEA Education VotesPaid for by National Education AssociationGroupDem.Senate, OH210$269.6K$8K~8.4M0.0%26 Oct
20Stefany Shaheen: Fight for NHPaid for by No Kings PACGroupDem.House, district not named12$7.5K$7.3K~336K29 Aug
21New Hampshire Families for VaccinesPaid for by American Families for Vaccines Action FundGroupNoneNone44$46.3K$5.8K~1.4M80%18 Aug
22603 ForwardGroupNoneLegislature, NH14$8.5K$5.7K~556K14%24 Oct
23Campaign for Sustainable Rx PricingGroupNoneNone395$186.1K$5.5K~6.2M79%21 Oct
24Protect Our Winters Action FundGroupDem.Local, NH36$12.8K$4.3K~2.2M3.2%23 Oct
25ABC NH Free EnterpriseGroupRep.Legislature, NH6$7.7K$3.8K~810K0.0%23 Oct
26350 New Hampshire ActionPaid for by NH People's PACGroupNoneLegislature, NH14$4.4K$3.8K~960K0.0%26 Oct
27Pine Tree Public PolicyPaid for by PINE TREE PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTEGroupNoneBallot measure, ME48$22.1K$3.6K~1.5M0.0%25 Oct
28NHEC FutureGroupNoneNone12$5.1K$2.3K~345.5K0.0%8 Jun
29National Right To WorkPaid for by National Right to Work CommitteeGroupRep.House, district not named35$32K$1.5K~1.9M100%19 Oct
30AFTGroupNoneNone531$156.8K$1.4K~11.6M45%27 Oct
31VoteVetsPaid for by VOTEVETSGroupDem.House, district not named186$934.1K$1.2K~46.3M64%27 Oct
32StarkFreedom PACPaid for by STARKFREEDOM PACGroupDem.Senate, KS177$10.4K$941~231.2K97%26 Oct
33Amplify New HampshireGroupNoneNone9$1.5K$748~91.5K100%26 Oct
34Working AmericaGroupDem.Federal7,252$3.2M$696~365.5M37%26 Oct
35Friends of Exeter Region Cooperative SchoolsGroupNoneBallot measure, NH5$648$598~29.5K21 Oct
36Liberty ActionPaid for by YOUNG AMERICANS FOR LIBERTY, INC.GroupNoneNone284$39.7K$549~1.8M82%9 Oct
37New Hampshire Young DemocratsGroupDem.None7$847$399~69.5K0.0%20 Oct
38Concord ActionPaid for by Concord Coalition Action FundGroupNoneNone827$172.5K$398~3.5M60%24 Oct
39Cornerstone ActionGroupDem.Legislature, NH7$647$398~39.5K33%21 Oct
40National Association for Gun RightsGroupNoneNone52$26.5K$299~4.2M71%26 Oct
41Pete ButtigiegPaid for by WIN THE ERA PACGroupDem.None257$1.1M$250~18.7M4.1%26 Oct
42Friends of Goffstown ConservativesGroupRep.None5$348$198~18.5K0.0%20 Oct
43North Country Alliance for Balanced ChangeGroupNoneNone20$1.5K$150~154K15%21 Oct
44Citizens CountGroupNoneNone19$1.9K$99~635.8K0.0%14 Jul
45Partnership to Address Global EmissionsPaid for by PARTNERSHIP TO ADDRESS GLOBAL EMISSIONS INCGroupNoneNone180$64.9K$50~2.6M14%14 Oct
46Jenny Beth MartinPaid for by Tea Party Patriots GroupNoneNone190$9.4K$50~987.1K56%30 Sep

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.