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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6,092 pages · 202,903 ads · $111M · page 10 of 31

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendImpressionsAttackLast ad
1801SCI Southeast WI BowhuntersPaid for by Safari Club Int Se Wisconsin Bowhunters ChapGroupNoneNone4$4.9K~410K22 Oct
1802Kids Count On UsPaid for by ISAIAHGroupNoneNone10$4.9K~326.1K0.0%29 May
1803The Clean Slate InitiativePaid for by Clean Slate Initiative Inc.GroupNoneNone22$4.9K~699.5K0.0%30 Sep
1804The 19th NewsPaid for by The 19thMediaNoneNone26$4.9K~396K0.0%23 Oct
1805Frontier InstitutePaid for by THE FRONTIER INSTITUTE INCGroupNoneNone48$4.9K~296.6K17%21 Aug
1806Born Free USAPaid for by BORN FREE USA, UNITED WITH ANIMAL PROTECTION INSTITUTEGroupNoneNone88$4.9K~173.6K3.0%16 Sep
1807Granite GazetteMediaNoneNone98$4.9K~327.1K31%7 Jul
1808American Television AllianceGroupNoneNone3$4.8K~1.1M3 Aug
1809AFSCME Local 1733 - MemphisPaid for by AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEESGroupNoneNone15$4.8K~207K0.0%29 Jul
1810Alaska LNGUnknownNoneNone19$4.8K~679.6K0.0%11 Aug
1811AARP VirginiaPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone21$4.8K~579K0.0%23 Oct
1812Education First for IRCGroupNoneNone23$4.8K~1.2M0.0%31 Jul
1813And Then There Were None - Prolife OutreachGroupNoneNone97$4.8K~154.8K51%19 Oct
1814Somos VotantesGroupNoneNone8$4.8K~400K16 Jul
1815Rate RealitiesPaid for by California Chamber of CommerceGroupNoneNone8$4.8K~498.1K100%5 Jun
1816California Native Plant SocietyGroupNoneNone30$4.8K~267.4K40%28 Sep
1817Ohio Value Voters, Inc.GroupNoneNone36$4.8K~477.6K29%23 Oct
1818SAAVE TX Education FundGroupNoneNone42$4.8K~425.1K0.0%20 Oct
1819Building Our Communities TogetherGroupNoneNone92$4.8K~406.3K89%23 Oct
1820America's UndoingPaid for by A FIGHT WORTH HAVINGGroupNoneNone1$4.7K~1M26 Oct
1821SEIU Local 26GroupNoneNone1$4.7K~425K3 Oct
1822Virginia OrganizingPaid for by VIRGINIA ORGANIZING, INC.GroupNoneNone3$4.7K~265K22 Oct
1823DC Senior VoicesPaid for by DC SENIORS FOR QUALITY HEALTH CAREGroupNoneNone3$4.7K~217.5K24 Aug
1824Power to the PatientsGroupNoneNone7$4.7K~1.1M0.0%29 Aug
1825United At GEPaid for by COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO, CLCGroupNoneNone15$4.7K~108.1K100%2 Sep
1826Goods Movement AlliancePaid for by Goods Movement Alliance, a Project of the California Business Roundtable, the California Business Properties Association, and the Inland Empire Economic PartnershipGroupNoneNone31$4.7K~362.8K100%21 Aug
1827Alaskans for ArlingtonGroupNoneNone41$4.7K~179.5K0.0%22 Oct
1828Clean Energy MichiganPaid for by 270 StrategiesUnknownNoneNone95$4.7K~53.1K14%26 Oct
1829Center for Countering Digital HatePaid for by CENTER FOR COUNTERING DIGITAL HATE, INC.GroupNoneNone10$4.7K~109.5K90%25 Sep
1830American Academy of Anesthesiologist AssistantsGroupNoneNone12$4.7K~233K0.0%22 Sep
1831Guttmacher InstituteGroupNoneNone16$4.7K~38.9K38%21 Oct
1832MAGA MediaPaid for by INATLANTIS INCMediaNoneNone28$4.7K~59.4K27 May
1833Independent Restaurants for A Better ColoradoPaid for by Independent Restaurants For A Better ColoradoGroupNoneNone74$4.7K~1.1M78%2 Sep
1834Florida Gun Owners, IncPaid for by American Firearms CoalitionGroupNoneNone84$4.7K~70.1K89%20 Sep
1835AARP DCPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone92$4.7K~164.3K0.0%26 Oct
1836European Union in the United StatesPaid for by Delegation of the European Union to the United States of AmericaPublic bodyNoneNone5$4.6K~850K0.0%16 Jun
1837Southern Alliance for Public Health LeadershipPaid for by Southern Alliance for Public Health Leadership, lnc.GroupNoneNone21$4.6K~1.4M29%4 Jun
1838Grace LeePaid for by Grace Lee for NYCCandidateNoneNone23$4.6K~205.4K0.0%16 Jun
1839California Farm BureauPaid for by California Farm Bureau FederationGroupNoneNone25$4.6K~606.9K20%31 Aug
1840E Pluribus UnumGroupNoneNone31$4.6K~217.5K0.0%15 Oct
1841Alaska Children's TrustGroupNoneNone41$4.6K~268K0.0%26 Oct
1842CT ExaminerPaid for by CT Examiner LLCMediaNoneNone53$4.6K~276.9K4.3%19 Oct
1843DIAG DemocratsPaid for by DEMOCRATS FOR AN INFORMED APPROACH TO GENDERGroupNoneNone55$4.6K~1.2M0.0%15 Sep
1844Senator Kevin HertelCandidateNoneNone63$4.6K~266.5K0.0%1 Oct
1845Steve William LaiblePaid for by The Kodel Group LLCUnknownNoneNone71$4.6K~239.9K18%21 Oct
1846Coalition for Ticket FairnessGroupNoneNone6$4.6K~1.2M100%29 May
1847LeeElci2026Paid for by Lee Elci 2026CandidateNoneNone10$4.6K~1.1M30%22 Oct
1848Women's Foundation of MinnesotaPaid for by WOMEN'S FOUNDATION OF MINNESOTAGroupNoneNone10$4.6K~342K13 Oct
1849Regional Food Bank of OklahomaPaid for by Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma Inc.GroupNoneNone10$4.6K~404.6K60%18 Aug
185021st Century Fusion Power Manhattan ProjectGroupNoneNone22$4.6K~1.1M0.0%1 Oct
1851Advance Native Political LeadershipPaid for by Advance Native Political Leadership, a project of Tides AdvocacyGroupNoneNone26$4.6K~653.7K0.0%24 Aug
1852Free EnterprisePaid for by CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAGroupNoneNone36$4.6K~1.1M2.8%23 Oct
1853Capital Rights LabPaid for by CAPITAL RIGHTS LAB INCGroupNoneNone36$4.6K~1.2M8.6%21 May
1854Organization of Iranian American Communities - OIACPaid for by Organization of Iranian American Communities (OIAC) INCGroupNoneNone60$4.6K~85K100%17 Sep
1855Texas Youth SummitGroupNoneNone64$4.6K~227.9K0.0%6 Oct
1856Sullivan County, NY GovernmentPaid for by County of SullivanPublic bodyNoneNone92$4.6K~297.2K3 Oct
1857Georgia Conservation Voters Education FundPaid for by Georgia Conservation Voters Education Fund IncGroupNoneNone5$4.5K~625K40%16 Oct
1858Congresswoman Analilia MejiaPaid for by The Office of Representative Analilia MejiaPublic bodyNoneNone7$4.5K~800K29%2 Sep
1859LCSA: La Charter Schools in ActionGroupNoneNone7$4.5K~588K0.0%31 May
1860TPUSA CommunitiesPaid for by Turning Point USA, Inc.GroupNoneNone21$4.5K~362.7K8 Oct
1861Center for Christian VirtueGroupNoneNone27$4.5K~284.1K0.0%1 Oct
1862Humans in ControlGroupNoneNone51$4.5K~52.9K0.0%23 Oct
1863Vote HoustonPublic bodyNoneNone6$4.5K~390K0.0%27 Oct
1864Office of Lake County State's Attorney Eric RinehartPaid for by Lake County State's Attorney's OfficePublic bodyNoneNone6$4.5K~331K0.0%16 Jun
1865Michigan County Road Commission Self Insurance PoolGroupNoneNone6$4.5K~592.5K5 Jun
1866Hip Hop CaucusPaid for by HIP HOP CAUCUS EDUCATION FUNDGroupNoneNone8$4.5K~422K0.0%15 Oct
1867Lane County TribuneMediaNoneNone42$4.5K~364.2K22%24 Oct
1868The Petroleum Alliance of OklahomaGroupNoneNone86$4.5K~739.2K2.4%14 Oct
1869Choose Who You Use PennsylvaniaPaid for by Choose Who You Use PAGroupNoneNone3$4.4K~327.5K2 Oct
1870CURE MNPaid for by Clean Up the River EnvironmentGroupNoneNone5$4.4K~490K0.0%16 Oct
1871Vote SolarGroupNoneNone5$4.4K~1.2M40%25 Sep
1872The LeverMediaNoneNone9$4.4K~287.5K5 Jun
1873Protect My Public MediaPaid for by APTS Action IncGroupNoneNone9$4.4K~1.4M0.0%4 Jun
1874City of the FutureGroupNoneNone15$4.4K~308K25%24 Oct
1875Wayne County Prosecutor's Office, MichiganPaid for by Wayne County Prosecutor's OfficePublic bodyNoneNone23$4.4K~488K0.0%6 Aug
1876Mississippi Future PACGroupNoneNone27$4.4K~122.7K100%7 Oct
1877The Barbed WireMediaNoneNone31$4.4K~994K0.0%26 Oct
1878Civil NewsPaid for by Civil Technologies MediaNoneNone37$4.4K~250.9K14%9 Oct
1879Dogwood AlliancePaid for by Dogwood Alliance IncGroupNoneNone49$4.4K~387.9K57%21 Oct
1880All For One USAPaid for by All for AmericaGroupNoneNone59$4.4K~440.3K3.7%27 Oct
1881Mountain State SpotlightMediaNoneNone6$4.4K~303.5K0.0%8 Oct
1882Building a Better GeorgiaPaid for by Building a Better Georgia, Inc.GroupNoneNone6$4.4K~313.5K0.0%21 Sep
1883Gambling is Not InvestingGroupNoneNone8$4.4K~474K100%13 Aug
1884AARP New YorkPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone14$4.4K~401.5K0.0%23 Oct
1885Faculty Against Antisemitism MovementPaid for by AEN (Academic Engagement Network)GroupNoneNone16$4.4K~165.9K0.0%23 Sep
1886Making Democracy Work Paid for by Making Democracy WorkGroupNoneNone22$4.4K~288.1K100%26 Oct
1887EIN New England CoalitionGroupNoneNone28$4.4K~378K21%26 Oct
1888Springfield Daily CitizenPaid for by Springfield Daily Citizen, IncMediaNoneNone82$4.4K~322.6K2.4%23 Oct
1889Pastors for Texas ChildrenPaid for by Pastors For ChildrenGroupNoneNone7$4.3K~188K0.0%25 Oct
1890Cassie for KentuckyPaid for by Cassie Blausey for KYCandidateNoneNone15$4.3K~371K20%20 Oct
1891Sandy Springs TogetherGroupNoneNone15$4.3K~170.1K0.0%12 Oct
1892The Welcome PartyMediaNoneNone25$4.3K~372.4K22%17 Oct
1893New York State Nurses AssociationPaid for by NEW YORK STATE NURSES ASSOCIATION, THEGroupNoneNone79$4.3K~466.3K67%21 Oct
1894WFYIPaid for by METROPOLITAN INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC BROADCASTING INCMediaNoneNone10$4.3K~492.5K0.0%21 Oct
1895Congresswoman Beth Van DuynePaid for by Rep. Beth Van DuyneCandidateNoneNone18$4.3K~558.5K0.0%31 Jul
1896Meredith Place - Kalamazoo County Clerk & Register of DeedsPaid for by Kalamazoo County Clerk & Register of DeedsPublic bodyNoneNone20$4.3K~563K0.0%24 Oct
1897Keep the Money in NebraskaPaid for by Keep the Money In NebraskaGroupNoneNone1$4.2K~187.5K23 Oct
1898Patrick StickneyPaid for by People for Patrick StickneyCandidateNoneNone1$4.2K~650K5 Oct
1899The Fairness CenterPaid for by THE FAIRNESS CENTER INCGroupNoneNone1$4.2K~275K16 Sep
1900West Virginia Governor's Highway Safety ProgramPublic bodyNoneNone1$4.2K~750K14 Sep
1901North Carolina Department of Public SafetyUnknownNoneNone1$4.2K~425K6 Jul
1902Citizens for an Affordable CaliforniaGroupNoneNone1$4.2K~475K15 May
1903Civic Growth InitiativeUnknownNoneNone1$4.2K~75K9 May
1904SF League of Pissed Off VotersPaid for by San Francisco League of Pissed Off VotersGroupNoneNone1$4.2K~225K26 Oct
1905The Utility Reform Network - TURNPaid for by UTILITY REFORM NETWORKGroupNoneNone3$4.2K~96K24 Sep
1906Mass Housing CoalitionPaid for by Massachusetts Housing CoalitionGroupNoneNone5$4.2K~255K100%17 Jun
1907The Hometown ProjectPaid for by HOMETOWN PROJECT INCGroupNoneNone7$4.2K~1.1M0.0%26 Oct
1908United for RespectGroupNoneNone9$4.2K~174.5K0.0%21 Aug
1909New York FocusPaid for by New York Focus, Inc.MediaNoneNone17$4.2K~305K0.0%2 Oct
1910Farm-To-Power WisconsinPaid for by Farm-To-PowerGroupNoneNone35$4.2K~404.5K5.7%23 Oct
1911Andrew KlavanPaid for by The Daily WireMediaNoneNone59$4.2K~212.3K81%26 Oct
1912The New Media FirmPaid for by The New Media Firm IncMediaNoneNone69$4.2K~230.9K58%25 Oct
1913Utility Workers Union of AmericaPaid for by UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICAGroupNoneNone4$4.2K~537.5K14 Aug
1914Veteran ActionGroupNoneNone6$4.2K~183K33%21 Oct
1915De LEADPublic bodyNoneNone6$4.2K~199K2 Oct
1916The Moore Charitable FoundationPaid for by Moore Charitable FoundationGroupNoneNone6$4.2K~444K17%25 Sep
1917Ocala/Marion County, FloridaPublic bodyNoneNone8$4.2K~582.5K0.0%7 Jul
1918American Potential PodcastPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupNoneNone18$4.2K~794K6.7%22 Oct
1919Strategy and SolidarityPaid for by Strategy & Solidarity CollectiveGroupNoneNone20$4.2K~169.4K0.0%22 Aug
1920Island InstitutePaid for by ISLAND INSTITUTEGroupNoneNone22$4.2K~185.6K0.0%11 Sep
1921Change CollectivePaid for by CIVIC NATIONGroupNoneNone28$4.2K~243.7K0.0%11 Sep
1922State of Nevada Housing DivisionPaid for by Nevada Housing DivisionPublic bodyNoneNone32$4.2K~318K0.0%20 Oct
1923Bob Hathaway-Family, Constitutional & Human Rights, Antiwar, AI / AGI / ASIPaid for by Bob HathawayGroupNoneNone82$4.2K~279K60%25 Oct
1924Protect NH FamiliesGroupNoneNone5$4.1K~1.2M100%16 Jun
1925EkōGroupNoneNone7$4.1K~207.5K12 Oct
1926Massachusetts Fiscal AllianceGroupNoneNone7$4.1K~722.5K100%17 Aug
1927The Pew Charitable TrustsPaid for by THE PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTSGroupNoneNone15$4.1K~336.2K0.0%3 Aug
1928The Nature Conservancy in CaliforniaPaid for by NATURE CONSERVANCYGroupNoneNone21$4.1K~320.6K0.0%29 Aug
1929Farm-To-Power MichiganPaid for by Farm-To-PowerGroupNoneNone35$4.1K~342.5K14%23 Oct
1930California Municipal Utilities Association (CMUA)Paid for by California Municipal Utilities AssociationGroupNoneNone57$4.1K~303.7K0.0%30 May
1931Patients FirstGroupNoneNone67$4.1K~171.1K19%12 Oct
1932Citizens UnitedPaid for by CITIZENS UNITEDGroupNoneNone73$4.1K~900.5K90%26 Oct
1933Vera Institute of JusticePaid for by Vera Institute of Justice, Inc.GroupNoneNone4$4.1K~133.1K2 Jun
1934The People's LobbyPaid for by The People's Lobby PACGroupNoneNone6$4.1K~129K33%12 Sep
1935North Carolina Association of EducatorsGroupNoneNone16$4.1K~270.2K0.0%18 Jun
1936Heartlander NewsPaid for by Stanley M. Herzog Foundation GroupNoneNone18$4.1K~543.8K56%12 Oct
1937Foreign AffairsPaid for by Foreign Affairs MagazineMediaNoneNone18$4.1K~244.1K28%5 Oct
1938Circle VotingGroupNoneNone26$4.1K~242.1K0.0%22 Oct
1939The Daily MemphianMediaNoneNone28$4.1K~372.1K19%25 Oct
19401199 SEIU Maryland/DCGroupNoneNone80$4.1K~45K0.0%4 Aug
1941Madison County, MS GovernmentPaid for by MADISON, COUNTY OFPublic bodyNoneNone82$4.1K~155K0.0%22 Oct
1942We Must Vote, Inc. Paid for by We Must Vote, Inc.GroupNoneNone3$4K~1M19 Oct
1943Double Up Food Bucks HeartlandPaid for by MID-AMERICA REGIONAL COUNCILPublic bodyNoneNone3$4K~575K30 Jun
1944Gun Rights InsightsGroupNoneNone5$4K~640K100%23 Sep
1945Protect Pickens Property RightsPaid for by Old Edwards Reserve at Lake KeoweeUnknownNoneNone5$4K~950K60%18 Sep
1946Advance ColoradoGroupNoneNone17$4K~439.7K0.0%29 Aug
1947The New York Review of BooksPaid for by NYREV, INC.MediaNoneNone33$4K~269K39%23 Oct
1948El Tiempo LatinoPaid for by MASTV EL PLANETA LLCMediaNoneNone47$4K~559.1K0.0%23 Oct
1949Florida Developmental Disabilities CouncilPaid for by Florida Developmental Disabilities Council Public bodyNoneNone63$4K~342.5K0.0%9 Oct
1950Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC)Paid for by IMMIGRANT LEGAL RESOURCE CENTERGroupNoneNone2$4K~217.5K20 Oct
1951California Multicultural Business AlliancePaid for by California Multicultural Business Alliance GroupNoneNone2$4K~97.5K23 Sep
1952Texas Workers ProjectPaid for by Fight For DemocracyGroupNoneNone2$4K~897.5K19 Aug
1953Judy ChuPaid for by US house of RepresentativesPublic bodyNoneNone2$4K~825K4 Aug
1954Rep. Glenn IveyPaid for by Congressman Glenn IveyPublic bodyNoneNone2$4K~537.5K23 Jul
1955RNPA UnionPaid for by REGISTERED NURSES PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATATIONGroupNoneNone2$4K~462.5K1 Jun
1956NC Families for ProsperityPaid for by North Carolina Families for ProsperityGroupNoneNone4$4K~730K18 Aug
1957Santa Clara NowMediaNoneNone6$4K~642.5K0.0%6 Jul
1958Wisconsin Institute for Law & LibertyGroupNoneNone8$4K~348.5K0.0%12 Oct
1959Rep Tim WalbergPaid for by Office of Rep. Tim WalbergPublic bodyNoneNone8$4K~232.6K0.0%18 Aug
1960Million Dollar QuestionPaid for by FOUNDATION FOR ECONOMIC EDUCATION, INCGroupNoneNone8$4K~441.6K0.0%26 Jun
1961Chosen People MinistriesPaid for by CHOSEN PEOPLE MINISTRIES INCGroupNoneNone12$4K~134.2K0.0%15 May
1962Chesapeake Bay FoundationPaid for by CHESAPEAKE BAY FOUNDATION, INC., THEGroupNoneNone16$4K~130.2K29%16 Jun
1963Farm-To-Power ArizonaPaid for by Farm-To-PowerGroupNoneNone32$4K~347K16%23 Oct
1964Save 340 BPaid for by Save 340BGroupNoneNone5$3.9K~585K100%23 Sep
1965Home Builders Association of DelawareGroupNoneNone11$3.9K~895.5K22 Jun
1966Alfred TorreggianiPaid for by Friends of Al TorreggianiCandidateNoneNone4$3.9K~232.5K7 Oct
1967American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Ohio - ACS CANPaid for by AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY CANCER ACTION NETWORK INCGroupNoneNone4$3.9K~98.1K3 Sep
1968Massachusetts Department of Public HealthUnknownNoneNone4$3.9K~481.5K28 Jun
1969New Yorkers for a Better FuturePaid for by New Yorkers For a Better Future 2026GroupNoneNone6$3.9K~150K26 Oct
1970Climate DefiancePaid for by Climate Defiance ActionGroupNoneNone6$3.9K~151.1K100%18 May
1971City of Las Vegas GovernmentPaid for by City of Las VegasPublic bodyNoneNone10$3.9K~428.5K0.0%26 Oct
1972JJ GalvezCandidateNoneNone16$3.9K~343.5K60%23 Oct
1973Californians for Affordable LivingGroupNoneNone18$3.9K~180.6K100%15 Oct
1974ACLU of the District of ColumbiaGroupNoneNone18$3.9K~849.1K6.7%12 Aug
1975ACREPaid for by Association of Commuter Rail EmployeesGroupNoneNone26$3.9K~364.9K0.0%21 Oct
1976Change It AnywayPaid for by Change it AnywayGroupNoneNone28$3.9K~170.2K43%26 Oct
1977American Kidney FundPaid for by AMERICAN KIDNEY FUND, INC.GroupNoneNone32$3.9K~361.6K0.0%24 Sep
1978Brady: United Against Gun ViolencePaid for by Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceGroupNoneNone34$3.9K~38.3K50%17 Oct
1979Farm-To-Power OhioPaid for by Farm-To-PowerGroupNoneNone36$3.9K~376K22%23 Oct
1980City of Carlsbad NM GovernmentPaid for by Social Media ManagerPublic bodyNoneNone74$3.9K~583.6K0.0%22 Oct
1981Merced County Registrar of VotersPublic bodyNoneNone7$3.8K~296K0.0%23 Oct
1982Inter Tribal Council of ArizonaPaid for by INTER TRIBAL COUNCIL OF ARIZONA, INC.GroupNoneNone11$3.8K~361.3K0.0%5 Oct
1983Congresswoman Lateefah SimonCandidateNoneNone11$3.8K~328.6K0.0%31 Aug
1984Workers Defense ProjectGroupNoneNone13$3.8K~926.5K0.0%22 Oct
1985Alaska Oil and Gas AssociationPaid for by ALASKA OIL AND GAS ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneNone15$3.8K~364.6K27%20 May
1986Latina InitiativePaid for by Latina Initiative ColoradoGroupNoneNone25$3.8K~422.5K0.0%26 Oct
1987Dylan ModarelliPaid for by Dylan modarelli campaign accountCandidateNoneNone73$3.8K~110.1K41%16 Aug
1988Small Town Magic OhioPaid for by Stronger Together OhioNetwork pageNoneNone77$3.8K~101.7K35%26 Oct
1989Car Free Day Long IslandPaid for by Transit SolutionsUnknownNoneNone2$3.8K~227.5K1 Sep
1990NW Coalition for Energy ChoiceGroupNoneNone4$3.8K~296.5K14 May
1991SEIU Healthcare MichiganPaid for by SEIUGroupNoneNone6$3.8K~81K0.0%9 Oct
1992Black Ridge Renewable ProjectUnknownNoneNone6$3.8K~389K0.0%28 Sep
1993Valley Range Energy ParkUnknownNoneNone8$3.8K~37.3K0.0%5 Oct
1994South Dakota State Treasurer Josh HaederPaid for by South Dakota State TreasurerPublic bodyNoneNone8$3.8K~437.5K0.0%6 Jun
1995League of Women Voters of WisconsinGroupNoneNone12$3.8K~905K17%26 Oct
1996Montana Secretary of State Christi JacobsenPaid for by Montana Secretary of State's OfficePublic bodyNoneNone12$3.8K~501.5K0.0%23 Oct
1997A More Perfect UnionPaid for by The Goodnation FoundationGroupNoneNone14$3.8K~244.6K0.0%26 Oct
1998CPCA AdvocatesGroupNoneNone14$3.8K~228.1K73%20 Jun
1999Pennsylvania UnitedGroupNoneNone20$3.8K~357.3K0.0%22 Oct
2000The Beer InstitutePaid for by BEER INSTITUTEGroupNoneNone36$3.8K~293.6K0.0%5 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.