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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24,034 pages · 740,568 ads · $484M · page 10 of 121

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendImpressionsAttackLast ad
1801I Make AmericaPaid for by Association of Equipment ManufacturersGroupNoneNone24$32.8K~1.7M0.0%13 Oct
1802Jessie DanielsonPaid for by Jessie Danielson for Colorado. Registered Agent: Celia Reyes-Martinez.CandidateDem.Other statewide, CO62$32.8K~2.9M0.0%30 Jun
1803Chispa NevadaPaid for by League of Conservation Voters Education FundGroupNoneNone45$32.7K~6.7M21 Oct
1804First Liberty InstituteGroupNoneNone146$32.7K~1.6M23%21 Oct
1805Pat RyanPaid for by PAT RYAN FOR CONGRESS CandidateDem.House NY-18Won · 62.9%270$32.7K~654.1K50%9 Oct
1806People United For DCPaid for by People For a United DCGroupNoneNone10$32.6K~4.7M15 Jun
1807Kelly Kirschner for CongressPaid for by KELLY KIRSCHNER FOR CONGRESSCandidateDem.House FL-16Lost · 47.0%141$32.6K~972.1K71%26 Oct
1808Sujit Singh For CongressPaid for by SUJIT SINGH FOR CONGRESSCandidateDem.House NJ-1242$32.6K~2.1M4.8%2 Jun
1809Cleaver for CongressPaid for by Cleaver For CongressCandidateDem.House MO-5Won · 69.5%41$32.6K~3.5M0.0%23 Oct
1810April Immigration VotesPaid for by David Trone for Maryland, IncCandidateDem.House MD-662$32.6K~1.9M96%17 Jun
1811Sean ScanlonPaid for by Scanlon 2026CandidateDem.Other statewide, CT31$32.5K~3.8M0.0%26 Oct
1812San Antonio Police Officers' AssociationPaid for by San Antonio Police Officers Association GroupNoneLocal, TX33$32.5K~1.9M7.4%26 Oct
1813Nevada Highway Users CoalitionGroupNoneNone61$32.5K~2.4M0.0%5 Oct
1814Raúl TorrezPaid for by Torrez for New MexicoCandidateDem.Other statewide, NM65$32.5K~3.5M0.0%26 Oct
1815Americans For Prosperity - MissouriPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupRep.Legislature, MO101$32.5K~4.6M5.0%21 Oct
1816Jahana HayesPaid for by FRIENDS OF JAHANA HAYESCandidateDem.House CT-5Won · 57.8%1$32.5K~1M20 Oct
1817Francesca Hong for WisconsinPaid for by Friends of Francesca HongCandidateDem.Governor, WI42$32.5K~2.1M32%24 Jul
1818United States Holocaust Memorial MuseumPaid for by UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUMPublic bodyNoneNone48$32.5K~986.6K0.0%2 Oct
1819JPMorganChasePaid for by JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NAUnknownNoneNone6$32.4K~1.9M0.0%17 Aug
1820Defending Conservative Values PacGroupRep.House, district not named15$32.4K~1.7M100%22 Jun
1821Conservation Colorado Victory FundPaid for by CONSERVATION COLORADO VICTORY FUNDGroupDem.Local, CO10$32.4K~2M0.0%5 Oct
1822Cody Simpson for SC Commissioner of AgriculturePaid for by Cody for SCCandidateRep.Other statewide, SC69$32.4K~4.5M4.3%16 Oct
1823Rep. Adam KinzingerMediaDem.None83$32.4K~1.1M8.4%26 Oct
1824Pro-Animal ColoradoPaid for by Pro-Animal FutureGroupDem.Ballot measure, CO43$32.3K~1.8M0.0%22 Oct
1825Blue Collar ProgressivesGroupDem.None19$32.2K~2.6M0.0%30 Jun
1826Vet the VotePaid for by We the VeteransGroupNoneNone10$32.2K~1.6M0.0%26 Oct
1827UFT - United Federation of TeachersPaid for by UNITED FEDERATION OF TEACHERS LOCAL 2GroupDem.None16$32.2K~3M0.0%25 Aug
1828Common Ground USAGroupNoneNone24$32.2K~2.1M0.0%29 Jul
1829Florida RisingPaid for by FLORIDA RISING, INC.GroupNoneNone239$32.1K~2.8M31%24 Oct
1830PA Accountability FundPaid for by Pennsylvania Accountability FundGroupDem.Ballot measure, PA28$32.1K~6.8M92%21 Oct
1831Speed of Light Opportunity FundGroupDem.None11$32K~1.4M0.0%10 Sep
1832Bernie SandersPaid for by Friends of Bernie SandersCandidateDem.Senate, VT24$32K~4.7M0.0%22 Oct
1833AAMCGroupNoneNone4$32K~230K25 Aug
1834National Right To WorkPaid for by National Right to Work CommitteeGroupRep.House, district not named35$32K~1.9M100%19 Oct
1835Coalition for ProgressGroupDem.House, district not named36$32K~883.5K0.0%20 May
1836Maine Votes 2026Paid for by House Democratic Campaign CommitteePartyDem.Legislature, ME240$32K~898.9K49%24 Oct
1837San Diegans for Accountability - Yes on APaid for by Citizens for Accountable and Transparent Government, Yes on Measure AGroupNoneBallot measure, CA7$31.9K~2.3M0.0%24 Oct
1838Oklahoma Rural AssociationPaid for by Oklahoma Rural Association, LLCGroupRep.None15$31.9K~6.7M0.0%6 May
1839Lacey HullPaid for by Lacey Hull for TexasCandidateRep.Legislature, TX5$31.8K~780K20%26 Oct
1840musicFIRSTPaid for by SoundExchangeGroupNoneNone9$31.7K~396.5K0.0%20 May
1841David ValadaoPaid for by Valadao for CongressCandidateRep.House CA-22Lost · 33.4%13$31.7K~3M0.0%21 Oct
1842Tennessee First ActionGroupRep.None15$31.7K~1.2M0.0%1 Aug
1843Campaign Legal CenterPaid for by CAMPAIGN LEGAL CENTER, INC, THEGroupNoneNone148$31.7K~1.3M34%26 Oct
1844NH Senate DemocratsPartyDem.Legislature, NH297$31.6K~2.2M100%26 Oct
1845AARP NHPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone10$31.6K~2.2M0.0%20 Oct
1846Sierra Club DC PACGroupDem.Local, DC49$31.5K~2.8M24%12 Jun
1847Americans For Prosperity - NevadaPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupRep.None18$31.5K~3.5M33%16 Sep
1848Ballot Measure GuidePaid for by THE FAIRNESS PROJECTGroupNoneBallot measure, ND24$31.5K~2.6M75%2 Oct
1849Defending Utah ValuesGroupNoneLocal, UT37$31.5K~1.1M57%20 Oct
1850Vote Yes For a Safe MassachusettsPaid for by Yes for A Safe MassachusettsGroupNoneBallot measure, MA40$31.5K~2.8M0.0%26 Oct
1851Affordable Fuel WashingtonPaid for by AFFORDABLE FUEL WASHINGTONGroupNoneNone6$31.4K~831.6K100%6 Jul
1852Jessica Hallmark for Oakland County Probate Court JudgePaid for by Committee to Elect Jessica Ann Hallmark for JudgeCandidateNoneLocal, MI11$31.4K~5.6M0.0%25 Oct
1853Lyon for ArizonaPaid for by Lyon For ArizonaCandidateNoneOther statewide, AZ14$31.4K~983K0.0%23 Oct
1854Nurse Lee 4 AZPaid for by ELIZABETH LEE FOR CONGRESSCandidateDem.House AZ-5Not yet called · 48.5%22$31.4K~652.5K0.0%21 Oct
1855Consumer WatchdogGroupRep.None92$31.4K~3.6M100%21 Sep
1856More Perfect UnionPaid for by MORE PERFECT UNION ACTIONGroupNoneNone33$31.3K~1.4M6.5%22 Oct
1857McCartney for CongressPaid for by RICK MCCARTNEY FOR CONGRESS 2026CandidateDem.House AZ-191$31.3K~363.6K65%19 Jul
1858Vic Meyers for Democracy Paid for by Vic Meyers for DemocracyCandidateNoneLegislature, CO99$31.3K~1.7M55%22 Oct
1859Greg LandsmanPaid for by Landsman for CongressCandidateDem.House OH-1Won · 54.4%48$31.3K~2.5M24%26 Oct
1860Animal EqualityPaid for by ANIMAL EQUALITYGroupNoneNone144$31.2K~1.2M44%29 Sep
1861Unplug. Plug in.GroupNoneNone109$31.2K~1.1M17%22 Jun
1862Jorge Martinez for CongressPaid for by JORGE MARTINEZ FOR CONGRESSCandidateRep.House FL-920$31.1K~1.2M0.0%18 Aug
1863Emily Duda BuckleyCandidateNoneLegislature, FL29$31.1K~1.2M3.6%26 Oct
1864Safe Accessible Fair Elections NevadaPaid for by Safe Accessible Fair ElectionsGroupDem.Other statewide, NV8$31K~4.3M100%21 Oct
1865Ohio Conservative Energy ForumGroupNoneNone10$31K~2M0.0%14 Oct
1866Better Medicare AlliancePaid for by Better Medicare Alliance, IncGroupNoneNone20$31K~4.8M0.0%22 Oct
1867Coalition for Agricultural ProsperityGroupNoneNone22$31K~1M0.0%13 Oct
1868Denny Wells for State HousePaid for by Denny Wells for AlaskaCandidateNoneLegislature, AK28$31K~443.1K0.0%26 Oct
1869Middlesex County NJ GovernmentPaid for by Middlesex County NJPublic bodyNoneNone30$31K~3.7M0.0%22 Oct
1870Garlin Gilchrist IIPaid for by Garlin Gilchrist for MichiganCandidateDem.Other statewide, MI294$31K~455.8K84%26 Oct
1871Justin Onwenu for MichiganCandidateDem.House, district not named111$30.9K~5.2M0.0%2 Aug
1872Anna Paulina Luna for CongressPaid for by ANNA PAULINA LUNA FOR CONGRESSCandidateRep.House FL-13Won · 49.5%20$30.9K~3.3M75%20 Oct
1873Congressman Hakeem JeffriesPaid for by Office of Democratic Leader Hakeem JeffriesCandidateNoneNone27$30.9K~3.8M60%20 Aug
1874IL CleanJobsPaid for by Illinois Clean Jobs CoalitionGroupNoneNone28$30.9K~4.5M43%23 Oct
1875Chris GoberPaid for by CHRIS GOBER FOR TEXASCandidateRep.House TX-10Won · 53.8%302$30.8K~3.3M19%26 Oct
1876Americans for Prosperity - IndianaPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupNoneBallot measure, IN44$30.8K~3.5M70%21 Oct
1877CASA in ActionPaid for by CASA in Action PACGroupDem.House, district not named13$30.7K~6.7M46%23 Oct
1878Better TogetherGroupNoneLocal, AZ39$30.7K~2M82%16 Jul
1879Maine People's AlliancePaid for by MAINE PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE INCGroupDem.Legislature, ME150$30.7K~2.6M33%26 Oct
1880Asian Pacific Islander American Vote (APIAVote)Paid for by APIAVoteGroupNoneNone56$30.7K~1.1M21%16 Oct
1881Progress Michigan Political Action FundPaid for by Progress Michigan Political Action CommitteeGroupDem.Legislature, MI84$30.7K~3.4M40%23 Oct
1882Yes for CHSGroupNoneBallot measure, SC69$30.6K~1.8M0.0%20 Oct
1883Blue Ridge TimesPaid for by The Blue Ridge TimesMediaNoneNone184$30.6K~1.4M47%23 Oct
1884Abraham Aiyash for State SenateCandidateDem.Legislature, MI99$30.6K~2.7M60%29 Jul
1885Terry Leyba RuizPaid for by Ruiz for AZ EducationCandidateDem.Other statewide, AZ18$30.6K~4.4M5.6%22 Oct
1886Brian Schwalb for DCPaid for by Brian for DCCandidateDem.Other statewide, DC11$30.5K~4M0.0%19 Oct
1887Michael BaumgartnerPaid for by VOTE BAUMGARTNER FOR CONGRESSCandidateRep.House WA-5Not yet called · 50.9%18$30.5K~4.2M28%25 Oct
1888Nancy Roecker for Assembly 12Paid for by Nan for NevadaCandidateNoneLegislature, NV118$30.5K~1.7M10%6 Oct
1889Californians Against the Democratic EstablishmentPaid for by Eric Jones for CongressCandidateDem.House CA-4Not yet called · 51.5%30$30.5K~2M100%27 Aug
1890Republican Party of ArkansasPaid for by The Republican Party of Arkansas. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee. PartyRep.None6$30.5K~1.8M50%26 Oct
1891Sarah Elfreth for CongressPaid for by Elfreth for MarylandCandidateDem.House MD-3Won · 65.4%58$30.5K~1.9M6.9%16 Oct
1892Wyoming Business AlliancePaid for by Wyoming Business Alliance Political Action CommitteeGroupRep.Legislature, WY197$30.5K~2.3M30%13 Aug
1893Protect Louisiana ValuesGroupNoneNone27$30.4K~3.5M3.7%14 Oct
1894Senator Jim TediscoPaid for by Tedisco for Senate 2026CandidateRep.Legislature, NY29$30.4K~3.9M0.0%24 Oct
1895Cinde WarmingtonPaid for by Friends of Cinde WarmingtonCandidateDem.Governor, NH39$30.4K~1.1M85%24 Oct
1896Workers for Leila NamvarPaid for by Opportunity PAC -- A coalition of teachers, health care workers, nurses, faculty members, school employees, and public and private labor organizationsGroupDem.State14$30.4K~1.7M0.0%23 Oct
1897Leadership Now ProjectPaid for by LEADERSHIP NOW PROJECTGroupNoneNone28$30.4K~2.3M0.0%26 Oct
1898Fight The FraudPaid for by Fight the FraudGroupRep.None142$30.3K~1.9M0.0%16 Jun
1899IFPTE Local 21Paid for by INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF PROFESSIONAL AND ENGINEERSGroupNoneNone48$30.3K~2.4M31%6 Oct
1900North Star PolicyPaid for by NORTH STAR POLICYGroupRep.None57$30.2K~600.2K100%21 Aug
1901Team OjedaPaid for by OJEDA FOR NCCandidateDem.House NC-9Won · 51.1%62$30.2K~2.1M78%22 Oct
1902Nevadans for Civil LibertiesGroupDem.Other statewide, NV30$30.2K~3M0.0%24 Oct
1903Invest in Our LandPaid for by Invest in Our Land, LLCGroupNoneNone60$30.2K~2.2M48%20 Oct
1904Dexter McCoy for Fort Bend County JudgePaid for by The Dexter McCoy CampaignCandidateDem.Local, TX379$30.2K~2.4M1.9%26 Oct
1905Blue 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~1.8M43%21 Oct
1906Texas Department of AgriculturePublic bodyNoneNone13$30K~6.7M0.0%23 Oct
1907Darden CopelandPaid for by Darden Copeland for CongressCandidateDem.House TN-7Lost · 48.1%30$30K~2.1M17%26 Oct
1908Article One PACGroupDem.None2$30K~712.5K20 Jun
1909Brian MastPaid for by Mast for CongressCandidateRep.House FL-21Won · 53.9%4$30K~1.1M26 Oct
1910Kristie O'Brien for AZ SenateCandidateDem.Legislature, AZ10$30K~1.1M30%23 Oct
1911Tom ColePaid for by COLE FOR CONGRESSCandidateRep.House OK-4Won · 57.6%13$30K~779.5K0.0%23 Oct
1912NC League of Conservation VotersPaid for by North Carolina League of Conservation VotersGroupNoneNone16$30K~7.2M100%31 Jul
1913Independent InstitutePaid for by INDEPENDENT INSTITUTE, THEGroupNoneNone163$30K~2.8M42%26 Oct
1914Upstream DWPaid for by The Daily WireMediaNoneNone179$30K~947.8K42%27 Oct
1915TelemundoPaid for by NBCUniversal Media, LLCMediaNoneNone10$29.9K~6.5M0.0%23 Oct
1916Vin Kruttiventi for CongressPaid for by Vin Kruttiventi For Congress CA-13CandidateRep.House CA-1310$29.9K~1.4M100%20 May
1917John FettermanPaid for by Fetterman for PACandidateDem.Senate, PA30$29.9K~993.3K6.7%23 Oct
1918NAACPPaid for by National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)GroupNoneNone31$29.9K~606K94%21 Aug
1919Promote the Vote MIPaid for by PROMOTE THE VOTE FUNDGroupNoneNone66$29.9K~7.5M0.0%24 Oct
1920Liberal Nate WillemsPaid for by Bird for IowaCandidateRep.Other statewide, IA109$29.9K~3.7M100%26 Oct
1921Rep. Tim BurchettPaid for by Congressman Tim BurchettCandidateRep.House TN-213$29.9K~2.7M0.0%27 Aug
1922Kevin Volk for ArizonaCandidateRep.Legislature, AZ15$29.9K~1.2M0.0%26 Oct
1923Arizona Democratic Legislative Campaign CommitteePaid for by The Arizona Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, A Project of The Navajo County Democratic Committee. Top Donors AFSCME, Western States Carpenters, and Marcia Grand. Not Authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.PartyDem.None20$29.9K~1.7M15 Oct
1924New York City Civic Engagement CommissionPublic bodyNoneNone125$29.9K~2.9M0.0%14 Oct
1925Texas Freedom NetworkPaid for by Texas Freedom Network Education FundGroupNoneNone86$29.9K~2.9M1.3%26 Oct
1926Property Action NARPaid for by NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORSGroupNoneNone286$29.9K~798.8K31%25 Oct
1927Save MO LivesPaid for by Missouri Department of TransportationPublic bodyNoneNone24$29.8K~2.4M0.0%5 Oct
1928Better Solutions for HealthcareGroupNoneNone25$29.8K~5.4M32%4 Sep
1929The 1861 Initiative PACPaid for by The 1861 InitiativeGroupDem.House, district not named227$29.8K~3.3M0.0%1 Aug
1930Hold the Line GuidePaid for by Hold the LineGroupDem.None65$29.8K~1.1M1.6%27 Oct
1931Nick LaLotaPaid for by LALOTA FOR CONGRESSCandidateRep.House NY-1Won · 51.1%38$29.8K~5.1M11%26 Oct
1932No on 3Paid for by Voter Rights MAGroupNoneBallot measure, MA3$29.7K~2.2M26 Oct
1933Vote Yes on Measure iPaid for by IE Moves - Yes on Measure IGroupNoneMeasure4$29.7K~3.1M26 Oct
1934Add It UpPaid for by Engineering Impact FundGroupNoneNone4$29.7K~2.5M9 Oct
1935Congressman Ami BeraPaid for by Representative Ami Bera, M.D.Public bodyDem.House, district not named20$29.7K~3.3M0.0%17 Sep
1936Alliance Against Corporate AbusePaid for by Alliance Against Corporate Abuse, sponsored by Consumer Attorneys of California. Ad Committee's Top Funders: Consumer Attorneys of California, Nick Rowley and Affiliated Entities, and Panish Shea Ravipudi LLP.GroupNoneNone32$29.7K~2M88%17 Jun
1937Stephanie Jo Yocum for IndianaPaid for by Yocum for IndianaCandidateNoneLegislature, IN569$29.7K~376.2K0.0%27 Oct
1938Jared Sluss For State Senate District 7Paid for by Jared For AlabamaCandidateDem.Legislature, AL98$29.7K~3.5M12%27 Oct
1939ELPC Action FundGroupNoneNone5$29.6K~2.9M40%13 Aug
1940Judge Beau MillerCandidateDem.Local, TX6$29.6K~3M0.0%23 Oct
1941South Dakota First ActionGroupRep.None30$29.6K~2.1M0.0%31 Aug
1942Megan Degenfelder for GovernorPaid for by Megan for GovernorCandidateRep.Governor, WY97$29.6K~3.7M0.0%18 Aug
1943The Courage ProjectGroupNoneNone3$29.6K~450K6 Jun
1944Willie WilsonPaid for by WIllie Wilson for Mayor 2027CandidateNoneLocal, IL21$29.6K~3.1M23%26 Oct
1945Eric Flores for CongressCandidateRep.House TX-34Lost · 39.8%52$29.6K~4.7M27%26 Oct
1946Melissa Hernandez for CongressCandidateDem.House CA-14Not yet called · 43.5%67$29.6K~3.2M0.0%21 Jul
1947Michael WebberPaid for by COMMITTEE TO ELECT MICHAEL WEBBERCandidateRep.Legislature, MI19$29.5K~3.9M0.0%26 Oct
1948San Diego FoundationPaid for by SAN DIEGO FOUNDATION, THEGroupNoneBallot measure, CA20$29.5K~6.8M0.0%29 Sep
1949Save MI DamsPaid for by Confluence HydroUnknownNoneNone5$29.5K~2.4M0.0%1 Oct
1950Cottie for State AssemblyPaid for by Cottie Petrie-Norris for Assembly 2026CandidateDem.Legislature, CA9$29.5K~2.5M0.0%24 Oct
1951Stephanie Hilferty for PSCPaid for by Stephanie Hilferty Campaign Committee, LLCCandidateRep.Other statewide, LA90$29.5K~5.2M3.4%26 Oct
1952Vote ForwardGroupNoneNone160$29.4K~1.1M0.0%20 Oct
1953Empower OaklandPaid for by Empower Oakland CommitteeCandidateNoneBallot measure, CA191$29.4K~2.2M26%27 Oct
1954American Exploration & Production CouncilPaid for by American Exploration & Production Council IncGroupRep.Senate, OH15$29.3K~1.7M0.0%1 Oct
1955UKB TruthPaid for by Heartland Community AllianceGroupNoneNone18$29.3K~5M100%24 Aug
1956Bale Dalton for CongressPaid for by Dalton for FloridaCandidateDem.House FL-7Not yet called · 49.2%31$29.3K~2.2M96%20 Oct
1957Doris MatsuiPaid for by MATSUI FOR CONGRESSCandidateDem.House CA-7Not yet called · 57.5%188$29.3K~2.5M61%26 Oct
1958Siecus: Sex Ed for Social ChangePaid for by SIECUS: Sex Ed for Social ChangeGroupNoneNone99$29.3K~1.5M74%20 Oct
1959Larry RhodenPaid for by Rhoden for GovernorCandidateRep.Governor, SD52$29.3K~2.9M24%16 Oct
1960Jared Ploger for State SenatePaid for by Friends of Jared PlogerCandidateNoneLegislature, IL15$29.2K~1.5M0.0%26 Oct
1961Broward County Supervisor of ElectionsPublic bodyNoneNone42$29.2K~5.4M0.0%26 Oct
1962ACLU of New HampshirePaid for by AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNIONGroupNoneState68$29.2K~1.5M12%26 Oct
1963Revitalize ArizonaGroupNoneLocal, AZ7$29.1K~2.6M14%9 Oct
19641199SEIU United Healthcare Workers EastPaid for by 1199SEIU United Health Care Workers EastGroupNoneNone138$29.1K~1.1M0.0%26 Oct
1965Citizens For SanityPaid for by Citizens For Sanity GroupRep.Senate, TX17$29.1K~2.1M76%15 Jun
1966Victor MarxCandidateRep.Governor, CO27$29.1K~3M30%21 Oct
1967Silver State EqualityGroupNoneNone19$29K~1.7M0.0%23 Oct
1968Greenville ConnectsGroupNoneNone28$29K~843.2K3.6%15 Oct
1969Adam SchiffPaid for by SCHIFF FOR SENATECandidateDem.Senate, CA81$29K~423.4K76%25 Oct
1970Ralph AlvaradoPaid for by Alvarado for KentuckyCandidateRep.House KY-6Lost · 43.3%9$29K~1.3M14%26 Oct
1971Latino Vote for AmericaPaid for by LATINO VOTE FOR AMERICA PACGroupRep.House, district not named315$29K~1.7M85%26 Oct
1972Walker For AlabamaPaid for by Walker for AlabamaCandidateNoneGovernor, AL33$29K~4.6M0.0%17 May
1973Keith Hoffmann for AGPaid for by Keith Hoffmann for Attorney GeneralCandidateDem.Other statewide, RI116$28.9K~5.5M17%7 Sep
1974San Diego Labor CoalitionPaid for by San Diego Labor Coalition, Sponsored by Laborers’ International Union of North America Local 89GroupDem.Local, CA14$28.9K~2.7M7.1%26 Oct
1975Look Ahead AmericaPaid for by LOOK AHEAD AMERICA INCGroupNoneNone18$28.9K~1.3M0.0%27 Oct
1976Renew the American Dream PACPaid for by RENEW THE AMERICAN DREAMGroupRep.None84$28.9K~4.2M100%18 Oct
1977Jay Feely for CongressPaid for by Feely For CongressCandidateRep.House AZ-1Lost · 45.5%21$28.8K~1.8M19%26 Oct
1978Nuclear MattersGroupNoneNone54$28.8K~1.2M0.0%29 Sep
1979New Jersey Democratic State CommitteePartyDem.None15$28.8K~4.1M0.0%26 Oct
1980UberUnknownNoneNone33$28.8K~2.6M67%6 Aug
1981No on Palacio: The Price Is HighPaid for by JOBS-PACGroupRep.Legislature, CA25$28.7K~2.6M100%29 May
1982Mormon Women for Ethical GovernmentPaid for by Mormon Women For Ethical GovernmentGroupNoneNone29$28.7K~2M0.0%26 Oct
1983Wes DuncanPaid for by Committee to Elect Wes DuncanCandidateRep.Local, NV11$28.7K~1.5M9.1%9 Jun
1984South Dakotans for Common SenseGroupRep.Legislature, SD22$28.7K~2.9M36%20 Oct
1985Common Sense for MaineGroupRep.None27$28.7K~4.3M47%16 Oct
1986Honest ArizonaPaid for by Advancing AZGroupDem.House, district not named27$28.7K~2.8M89%28 Aug
1987SC Constitutional ConservativesPaid for by Constitutional ConservativesGroupRep.Other statewide, SC40$28.7K~4.6M2.5%22 Jun
1988OLÉ NewMexicoPaid for by Organizers in the Land of Enchantment (OLÉ NM)GroupDem.Legislature, NM359$28.7K~4.5M28%26 Oct
1989LAistPaid for by Southern California Public RadioMediaNoneNone96$28.7K~863.1K0.0%26 Oct
1990Bloomberg GovernmentPaid for by BLOOMBERG INDUSTRY GROUP, INCMediaNoneNone12$28.6K~522.1K0.0%25 Aug
1991Maryland Department of Human ServicesPublic bodyNoneNone15$28.6K~4.8M0.0%10 Sep
1992Rep. Miller-MeeksPaid for by Office Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, M.D. (IA-01)Public bodyNoneNone16$28.6K~1.5M0.0%10 Aug
1993Vote YES - Prop 492: Protect Prescott ValleyPaid for by Protect Prescott ValleyGroupNoneBallot measure, AZ18$28.6K~1.5M11%24 Oct
1994Jess Goldoni for NebraskaCandidateDem.Legislature, NE37$28.6K~2.4M0.0%25 Oct
1995Montanans for Nonpartisan CourtsGroupNoneBallot measure, MT73$28.6K~4.6M0.0%24 Oct
1996Progressive CambridgeGroupDem.Legislature, MA5$28.6K~1.7M24 Aug
1997Economic Security ProjectPaid for by ECONOMIC SECURITY PROJECT INCGroupDem.None35$28.6K~5.2M0.0%28 Sep
1998Carolina ForwardPaid for by North Carolina ForwardGroupNoneLocal, NC42$28.6K~4.3M55%7 Oct
1999Andrew JonesPaid for by Friends of Andrew JonesCandidateRep.Legislature, AL23$28.5K~1.3M8.7%26 Oct
2000LADOT OfficialPublic bodyNoneNone4$28.5K~2.2M23 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.