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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| # | Page | Type | Side | Race | Result | Ads | Spend | Impressions | Attack | Last ad |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Congressman Ami BeraPaid for by Representative Ami Bera, M.D. | Public body | Dem. | House, district not named | 20 | $29.7K | ~3.3M | 0.0% | 17 Sep | |
| 2 | Rep. Jimmy PanettaPaid for by Congressman Jimmy Panetta | Public body | Dem. | House, district not named | 9 | $5.3K | ~2.5M | 0.0% | 9 Oct | |
| 3 | Rep. April McClain Delaney | Public body | Dem. | House, district not named | 12 | $4.2K | ~369.5K | 18% | 21 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.