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 9 of 31

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendImpressionsAttackLast ad
1601No Carve OutsGroupNoneNone19$6.3K~908.4K22%4 Aug
1602ACLU of San Diego and Imperial CountiesPaid for by ACLU Foundation of San Diego & Imperial CountiesGroupNoneNone23$6.3K~345.5K19%26 Oct
1603Dallas ExpressPaid for by Dallas Express Media MediaNoneNone29$6.3K~434.2K17%14 Oct
1604Association of Equipment ManufacturersPaid for by ASSOCIATION OF EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERSGroupNoneNone101$6.3K~91.1K100%31 Aug
1605Ohio Voter Rights CoalitionPaid for by Ohio VoiceGroupNoneNone4$6.3K~1.3M15 Oct
1606Councilmember Meghan Ebert Ward 4 City of RenoPaid for by Friends of Meghan EbertCandidateNoneNone6$6.3K~577.5K33%16 Oct
1607Jacque Phillips for ColoradoPaid for by Adams County UnitedGroupNoneNone10$6.3K~509.6K40%30 Jun
1608Americans for InfrastructurePaid for by Americans for Infrastructure Inc.GroupNoneNone20$6.3K~586.9K0.0%1 Sep
1609Coalition for Sustainable AquacultureGroupNoneNone36$6.3K~134.5K0.0%10 Aug
1610Future Energy Alliance Paid for by Future Energy AllianceGroupNoneNone86$6.3K~577.4K0.0%5 Oct
1611Stop AB 2646Paid for by Western Growers Service Corp.UnknownNoneNone7$6.2K~553.1K100%25 Aug
1612Representative Greg StantonPaid for by Office of Rep. Greg StantonPublic bodyNoneNone7$6.2K~161.7K100%8 May
1613Jessica BakerPaid for by Jessica Baker CampaignCandidateNoneNone9$6.2K~1.5M0.0%26 Oct
1614C-SPANPaid for by NATIONAL CABLE SATELLITE CORPORATIONMediaNoneNone9$6.2K~1.8M0.0%14 Oct
1615Voices for ChoiceGroupNoneNone11$6.2K~967.5K0.0%20 Oct
1616Healthy WyomingGroupNoneNone19$6.2K~866.8K0.0%19 Oct
1617National Union of Healthcare WorkersGroupNoneNone27$6.2K~339.7K26%29 Sep
1618PBS TeachersPaid for by Public Broadcasting ServiceMediaNoneNone57$6.2K~938.6K0.0%22 Oct
1619Congressman David KustoffPaid for by Office of U.S. Congressman David KustoffPublic bodyNoneNone6$6.2K~362.5K0.0%27 May
1620City of Minneapolis GovernmentPaid for by City of MinneapolisPublic bodyNoneNone10$6.2K~1.8M0.0%23 Oct
1621American Public Power AssociationPaid for by The American Public Power AssociationGroupNoneNone12$6.2K~1.9M0.0%17 Sep
1622Groundwork OhioGroupNoneNone12$6.2K~596.6K0.0%10 Sep
1623L.A. Forward Action FundGroupNoneNone14$6.2K~591.5K0.0%27 Oct
1624Play PA for CharityGroupNoneNone14$6.2K~1.4M0.0%20 Oct
1625republicEnGroupNoneNone26$6.2K~105.8K0.0%7 Oct
1626Americans for a Balanced BudgetGroupNoneNone26$6.2K~224.3K69%6 Aug
1627Our Piedmont Education FoundationPaid for by OUR PIEDMONT EDUCATION FOUNDATIONGroupNoneNone32$6.2K~474.5K0.0%26 Oct
1628MBUSI Workers' Information CommitteePaid for by MBUSI Workers Information CommitteeGroupNoneNone36$6.2K~520K94%16 Oct
1629CAPP USAGroupNoneNone84$6.2K~503.5K0.0%20 Oct
1630Louisiana Free Enterprise Institute - LFEIPaid for by Louisiana Free Enterprise Institute GroupNoneNone5$6.1K~912.5K0.0%14 Sep
1631GPSNGroupNoneNone5$6.1K~1.4M0.0%24 Aug
1632California Democracy PartnershipPaid for by California Environmental Voters Education FundGroupNoneNone9$6.1K~825K0.0%19 May
1633Insurance Information InstituteGroupNoneNone3$6.1K~630K1 May
1634Generic Rx SettlementPaid for by Office of the New York State Attorney GeneralPublic bodyNoneNone6$6.1K~1.9M0.0%26 Oct
1635American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)Paid for by AMERICAN VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneNone6$6.1K~347.5K0.0%12 Oct
1636American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Maryland - ACS CANPaid for by AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY CANCER ACTION NETWORK INCGroupNoneNone6$6.1K~109.6K33%6 Oct
1637Project HarmonyGroupNoneNone6$6.1K~1.9M0.0%19 Aug
1638San Joaquin County Office of Emergency ServicesPaid for by SAN JOAQUIN, COUNTY OFPublic bodyNoneNone8$6.1K~710K0.0%19 Oct
1639Governor Mike DunleavyPaid for by State of AlaskaPublic bodyNoneNone10$6.1K~1.6M1 Sep
1640Open BoulderPaid for by Open Boulder Independent ExpenditureGroupNoneNone18$6.1K~275.1K26 Oct
1641OutVote HQPaid for by OutVoteGroupNoneNone18$6.1K~608.1K0.0%13 Oct
1642Long Beach CityPaid for by City of Long BeachPublic bodyNoneNone38$6.1K~1M0.0%1 Jul
1643Unite305Paid for by Unite 305GroupNoneNone88$6.1K~551.5K9.1%26 Oct
1644Suspend and Replace SB 54Paid for by Californians for Affordable PackagingGroupNoneNone2$6K~587.5K27 Jul
1645Leahy for NebraskaCandidateNoneNone3$6K~1.3M17 Oct
1646Patients For Affordable Drugs NOWPaid for by Patients for Affordable Drugs NowGroupNoneNone3$6K~830K18 May
1647New Mexico Wilderness AllianceGroupNoneNone11$6K~791K80%14 Sep
1648New Yorkers for Clean AirGroupNoneNone13$6K~186.1K69%13 May
1649Georgia Farm BureauPaid for by GEORGIA FARM BUREAU FEDERATION, INC.GroupNoneNone19$6K~2.4M0.0%8 Oct
1650National Police AssociationPaid for by NATIONAL POLICE ASSOCIATION, INC.GroupNoneNone21$6K~503.6K9.5%14 Sep
1651Representative Maxwell Alejandro FrostPaid for by Congressman Maxwell Alejandro FrostPublic bodyNoneNone2$6K~1.5M26 May
1652Small Business Payments AllianceGroupNoneNone2$6K~360K20 May
1653Congressman Greg CasarPaid for by Office of Congressman Greg CasarPublic bodyNoneNone3$6K~238K19 Aug
1654BVM Capacity Building InstitutePaid for by BVM CAPACITY BUILDING INSTITUTE INCGroupNoneNone6$6K~407.5K33%26 Oct
1655Camden County GovernmentPublic bodyNoneNone6$6K~807.5K0.0%7 Sep
1656Miami's Community NewspapersPaid for by COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS, INC.MediaNoneNone121$6K~278.4K1.7%24 Oct
1657Neighbors for a Better MicronPaid for by Neighbors For A Better MicronGroupNoneNone32$6K~1.8M13%8 Aug
1658Capital Research CenterPaid for by CAPITAL RESEARCH CENTER INCGroupNoneNone104$5.9K~501.1K81%26 Oct
1659American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network Washington - ACS CANPaid for by AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY CANCER ACTION NETWORK INCGroupNoneNone7$5.9K~112.1K33%6 Oct
1660New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association - NMTLAPaid for by New Mexico Trail Lawyers AssociationGroupNoneNone7$5.9K~750.5K17%20 Jul
1661Minnesota Hospital AssociationPaid for by MINNESOTA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneNone112$5.9K~472.3K12%22 Oct
1662Iowans for Wind & SolarPaid for by 270 StrategiesUnknownNoneNone120$5.9K~66.9K1.7%26 Oct
1663Washington Policy CenterPaid for by WASHINGTON POLICY CENTERGroupNoneNone49$5.9K~357.8K0.0%20 Oct
1664SC Citizens for Life (SCCL)Paid for by South Carolina Citizens for Life CommitteeGroupNoneNone4$5.9K~547.5K26 Oct
1665Cherokee NationPublic bodyNoneNone10$5.9K~273.6K0.0%21 Oct
1666Floridians for Reproductive FreedomPaid for by PROGRESS FLORIDA, INC.GroupNoneNone28$5.9K~375.3K7.1%15 Oct
1667John Locke FoundationPaid for by JOHN LOCKE FOUNDATION INCGroupNoneNone28$5.9K~258.5K0.0%24 Aug
1668City of Eugene GovernmentPaid for by City of EugenePublic bodyNoneNone5$5.8K~502.5K0.0%18 Sep
1669SEIU Healthcare 1199NWGroupNoneNone9$5.8K~355.1K89%13 Aug
1670The Copper CourierMediaNoneNone13$5.8K~466.2K38%24 Jul
1671SAVE Del Puerto CanyonGroupNoneNone118$5.8K~394.3K75%16 Oct
1672United UAWGroupNoneNone27$5.8K~504.4K0.0%14 Sep
1673Give Kids a Brake FloridaPaid for by Red Hills StrategiesUnknownNoneNone6$5.8K~1.7M0.0%13 Aug
1674High Cost of Low BidsGroupNoneNone6$5.8K~74K33%8 Jul
1675Neighborhood Energy and Freedom AllianceGroupNoneNone10$5.8K~293K100%22 Oct
1676Gwinnett County GovernmentPublic bodyNoneNone12$5.8K~586.5K0.0%22 Oct
1677Colorado Department of the TreasuryPaid for by Colorado Department of TreasuryPublic bodyNoneNone18$5.8K~437.4K0.0%30 Sep
1678Michael Ray SoutherlandCandidateNoneNone26$5.8K~552.1K54%25 Oct
1679Public TransportationGroupNoneNone64$5.8K~214.7K0.0%26 Oct
1680HOPE Fair Housing CenterGroupNoneNone5$5.7K~465.5K0.0%21 Oct
1681League of Women Voters of IllinoisGroupNoneNone9$5.7K~1M0.0%9 Oct
1682Premera Blue CrossUnknownNoneNone21$5.7K~2M0.0%27 Jul
1683Connected AmericansPaid for by UNITE HERE Education and Support FundGroupNoneNone49$5.7K~321.5K0.0%26 Oct
1684San Bernardino County Registrar of VotersPublic bodyNoneNone61$5.7K~1.2M0.0%1 Oct
1685Keep Our Taxes LowGroupNoneNone4$5.7K~950K4 May
1686US Rep Nanette Diaz BarragánPaid for by Official funds authorized by the House of RepresentativesPublic bodyNoneNone6$5.7K~503.5K0.0%22 Jul
1687Right to Life ActionPaid for by Right To Life ActionGroupNoneNone113$5.7K~182.1K35%26 Oct
1688Blue North BeaconMediaNoneNone14$5.7K~211.4K0.0%17 Aug
1689Chicago Treasurer Melissa Conyears-ErvinPublic bodyNoneNone20$5.7K~649.6K0.0%26 Oct
1690Rep. Hillary ScholtenPaid for by Office of Rep. Hillary ScholtenCandidateNoneNone20$5.7K~382K20%3 Sep
1691CivitechPaid for by Civitech PBCGroupNoneNone34$5.7K~192.2K0.0%16 Oct
1692Nevada State Treasurer’s OfficePaid for by STATE TREASURER NEVADA OFFICE OFPublic bodyNoneNone36$5.7K~603.5K0.0%20 Oct
1693City of Aurora, IL, GovernmentPaid for by City of Aurora, IllinoisPublic bodyNoneNone38$5.7K~705K0.0%26 Oct
1694Mayor of Irondale James D. Stewart, Jr.Paid for by Mayor James D. Stewart, Jr.CandidateNoneNone54$5.7K~952K0.0%26 Oct
1695SC Johnson, A Family CompanyPaid for by S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc.UnknownNoneNone7$5.6K~697.6K21 May
1696Western JusticePaid for by Western Justice Legislative FundGroupNoneNone9$5.6K~766K22%21 Oct
1697Defense of Freedom InstitutePaid for by Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies, Inc.GroupNoneNone114$5.6K~756.8K42%23 Oct
1698Sacramento County - GovernmentPaid for by Sacramento County Voter Registration and ElectionsPublic bodyNoneNone19$5.6K~1.3M0.0%26 Oct
1699Michigan CountryPaid for by Center for Change A Northern Michigan Advocacy GroupGroupNoneNone29$5.6K~336.8K0.0%23 Oct
1700Coalition for Better TogetherGroupNoneNone35$5.6K~351.4K0.0%24 Aug
1701Delta Counties CoalitionGroupNoneNone51$5.6K~337.3K0.0%13 Aug
1702A. Philip Randolph Institute - Pittsburgh ChapterPaid for by PA BLACK VOTES MATTERGroupNoneNone6$5.6K~188.5K0.0%24 Oct
1703Tucson Medical CenterPaid for by TMC HealthCareUnknownNoneNone6$5.6K~1.5M0.0%6 Oct
1704ACLU of Northern CaliforniaPaid for by AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, INC.GroupNoneNone8$5.6K~1.6M17%9 Oct
1705Virginians for Clean EnergyPaid for by 270 StrategiesUnknownNoneNone113$5.6K~70K0.9%26 Oct
1706VoteWaterPaid for by VoteWater IncGroupNoneNone18$5.6K~460.5K78%15 Oct
1707Animal PetitionsPaid for by AnimalPetitions.orgGroupNoneNone24$5.6K~331.8K0.0%16 Oct
1708Riders AlliancePaid for by Riders Alliance, Inc.GroupNoneNone26$5.6K~202.4K12%26 Oct
1709Alliance for a Better FuturePaid for by ALLIANCE FOR A BETTER FUTUREGroupNoneNone50$5.6K~583.8K28%1 Jul
1710AARP MarylandPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone2$5.5K~553.5K14 Oct
1711Washington State Labor CouncilGroupNoneNone2$5.5K~1M10 Oct
1712OwnwellUnknownNoneNone3$5.5K~493K2 Jun
1713Leslie Larson for MNCandidateNoneNone11$5.5K~420K0.0%26 Oct
1714SEIU Healthcare Missouri KansasPaid for by Service Employees International Union SEIU Healthcare IL INGroupNoneNone27$5.5K~361.6K20%4 Oct
1715Dustin OlsonPaid for by OLSON STRATEGIES & ADVERTISING, INC.MediaNoneNone89$5.5K~434.1K42%26 Oct
1716Next Gen Personal FinancePaid for by NEXT GEN PERSONAL FINANCEGroupNoneNone1$5.5K~750K22 Jun
1717A United DC ResearchPaid for by A United DC Research Council, Inc.GroupNoneNone1$5.5K~425K2 Jun
1718Just Transition NWIGroupNoneNone1$5.5K~550K1 May
1719Rep. Mike HaridopolosPaid for by Office of Representative Mike HaridopolosPublic bodyNoneNone2$5.5K~1.7M1 May
1720AARP GeorgiaPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone4$5.5K~476K14 Oct
1721Informed-ConsumerPaid for by Informed ConsumerGroupNoneNone6$5.5K~437.5K33%15 May
1722Clean Air Task ForcePaid for by CLEAN AIR TASK FORCEGroupNoneNone12$5.5K~105.8K0.0%2 Oct
1723Chronic Disease CoalitionGroupNoneNone28$5.5K~288.7K3.7%22 Oct
1724Texas TribuneMediaNoneNone44$5.5K~355.7K0.0%26 Oct
1725Farm ActionPaid for by Family Farm ActionGroupNoneNone52$5.5K~518.5K69%20 Oct
1726Rural People's PlatformPaid for by Rural Peoples PlatformGroupNoneNone3$5.4K~180K14 May
1727Max CarterPaid for by Committee to Elect Max E Carter IICandidateNoneNone19$5.4K~584K0.0%19 Oct
1728Iowa For A Pro-Life NationPaid for by Susan B. Anthony List, Inc.GroupNoneNone49$5.4K~299.8K56%26 Oct
1729Chronic Care Policy AlliancePaid for by The Chronic Care Policy AllianceGroupNoneNone4$5.4K~850K10 Jul
1730A Better BalanceGroupNoneNone6$5.4K~977.5K0.0%17 Jul
1731Florida WatchPaid for by Florida Watch, Inc.GroupNoneNone6$5.4K~552.5K100%4 Jun
1732Best Friends Animal SocietyPaid for by BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL SOCIETYGroupNoneNone8$5.4K~135.3K0.0%23 Jul
1733Keep Vermont AffordablePaid for by Keep Vermont Affordable GroupNoneNone12$5.4K~178.3K100%16 May
1734High Speed Rail AlliancePaid for by HIGH SPEED RAIL ALLIANCE, INC.GroupNoneNone14$5.4K~488.7K0.0%11 Sep
1735The Commonwealth Policy CenterPaid for by Commonwealth Policy Center, Inc.GroupNoneNone38$5.4K~857.5K0.0%26 Oct
1736Carolyn RicePaid for by Committee to Elect Carolyn RiceCandidateNoneNone5$5.3K~372.5K0.0%25 Oct
1737Western GrowersPaid for by Western Growers AssociationGroupNoneNone5$5.3K~922.5K80%6 Oct
1738Santa Monica First Responders Coalition P.A.CPaid for by Santa Monica First Responders Coalition PACGroupNoneNone7$5.3K~342.5K26 Oct
1739Ohio Moms for MomsPaid for by Stronger Together OhioNetwork pageNoneNone108$5.3K~178K33%26 Oct
1740Gordon SondlandMediaNoneNone11$5.3K~575K18%14 Oct
1741Citizens Utility Board of Minnesota - CUBPaid for by CITIZENS UTILITY BOARD OF MINNESOTAGroupNoneNone41$5.3K~737.6K0.0%13 May
1742Contra Costa County ElectionsPaid for by Contra Costa County Clerk Recorder Elections DepartmentPublic bodyNoneNone81$5.3K~644.4K0.0%26 Oct
1743AARP IndianaPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone8$5.3K~616.5K0.0%14 Oct
1744Noemi LegaspiPaid for by Noemi Legaspi PACCandidateNoneNone10$5.3K~449.5K10%5 Oct
1745Fair Housing Center of Southeast & Mid MichiganPaid for by FAIR HOUSING CENTER OF SOUTHEASTERNGroupNoneNone12$5.3K~1.3M0.0%10 Sep
1746Rep. Mike RulliPaid for by Congressman Mike RulliCandidateNoneNone3$5.2K~860K17 Aug
1747PIX11MediaNoneNone3$5.2K~1M2 Jun
1748City of Tacoma GovernmentPaid for by City of TacomaPublic bodyNoneNone5$5.2K~642.5K0.0%28 Sep
1749UFCW 3000Paid for by United Food and Commercial Workers Local 21GroupNoneNone9$5.2K~562.5K38%9 Sep
1750Kansas Cannabis CoalitionGroupNoneNone13$5.2K~431K15%26 Oct
1751Bread for the WorldPaid for by BREAD FOR THE WORLD, INC.GroupNoneNone13$5.2K~490K0.0%27 Oct
1752Mano AmigaPaid for by Mano Amiga SM GroupNoneNone33$5.2K~548.9K35%2 Oct
1753SoCal Daily PulseMediaNoneNone101$5.2K~356.2K51%26 Oct
1754The Dark LedgerGroupNoneNone4$5.2K~750.5K26 Oct
1755Unfinished BusinessPaid for by Vote to Live Action FundGroupNoneNone6$5.2K~767.5K67%21 Oct
1756ACLJPaid for by American Center for Law and JusticeGroupNoneNone12$5.2K~144.2K26 Oct
1757Mayor Karen BassPaid for by City of Los AngelesPublic bodyNoneNone12$5.2K~1.6M0.0%27 Jul
1758Courage NetworkPaid for by Feel Good ActionGroupNoneNone14$5.2K~315.6K0.0%9 Oct
1759Michael A. FentonPaid for by Committee to Elect Michael A. FentonCandidateNoneNone18$5.2K~910.7K0.0%29 Aug
1760California TroutPaid for by CALIFORNIA TROUT CORPORATIONGroupNoneNone34$5.2K~369.9K22%28 Sep
1761Amrit KohliMediaNoneNone9$5.1K~314.5K22%16 Sep
1762Congresswoman Julia LetlowPaid for by Office of Congresswoman Julia Letlow Public bodyNoneNone13$5.1K~364.5K0.0%27 Aug
1763Committee of Interns and ResidentsPaid for by COMMITTEE OF INTERNS AND RESIDENTS (INC)GroupNoneNone19$5.1K~308.2K27%20 Oct
1764Mikey Weinstein, MRFFPaid for by Military Religious Freedom FoundationGroupNoneNone37$5.1K~419.5K51%26 Oct
1765American Legislative Exchange CouncilGroupNoneNone39$5.1K~352.6K16%22 Oct
1766Compassion & ChoicesPaid for by COMPASSION & CHOICESGroupNoneNone53$5.1K~152.4K5.7%16 Jun
1767Downriver WhistleblowersMediaNoneNone2$5.1K~537.5K29 May
1768Congressman Mark MessmerPublic bodyNoneNone2$5.1K~762.5K19 May
1769Allison for KansasPaid for by Allison for Kansas, Carol Shimeall TreasurerCandidateNoneNone4$5.1K~177K26 Oct
1770Wisconsin Families for VaccinesPaid for by American Families for VaccinesGroupNoneNone8$5.1K~81K63%22 May
1771US Campaign for Palestinian Rights ActionPaid for by USCPR Action, a project of Tides Advocacy.GroupNoneNone10$5.1K~83.7K70%30 Sep
1772NHEC FutureGroupNoneNone12$5.1K~345.5K0.0%8 Jun
1773Mississippi Votes Action FundGroupNoneNone20$5.1K~1.3M0.0%23 Oct
1774Prairie Action NDGroupNoneNone28$5.1K~486.2K7.1%26 Oct
1775Veterans for Public LandsGroupNoneNone32$5.1K~1.6M16%22 Oct
1776ALIVE WITH BEN NETTPaid for by Town Council Legal Defense FundGroupNoneNone36$5.1K~193.7K61%26 Oct
1777Maryland Chamber of CommerceGroupNoneNone48$5.1K~297.9K81%26 Oct
1778East Setauket Energy StorageUnknownNoneNone54$5.1K~135.6K0.0%26 Oct
1779Pizza to the PollsGroupNoneNone68$5.1K~67.4K0.0%27 Oct
1780Congresswoman Erin HouchinCandidateNoneNone3$5K~672.5K31 Jul
1781Rep. David RouzerPaid for by Office of Congressman David RouzerPublic bodyNoneNone7$5K~612.5K0.0%3 Aug
1782Empower MissouriPaid for by EMPOWER MISSOURIGroupNoneNone27$5K~567K0.0%15 Oct
1783Foreign PolicyPaid for by FOREIGN POLICYMediaNoneNone77$5K~218.3K55%25 Oct
1784ACLU of MarylandPaid for by AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION OF MARYLAND INCGroupNoneNone2$5K~522.5K19 Sep
1785The American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA)Paid for by AMERICAN SOCIETY OFGroupNoneNone2$5K~247.5K17 Sep
1786The Justice Project North CarolinaPaid for by The Justice Project ActionGroupNoneNone4$5K~475K5 Oct
1787Children FirstGroupNoneNone4$5K~520K25 Sep
1788Kansas Policy InstitutePaid for by KANSAS POLICY INSTITUTEGroupNoneNone8$5K~452.5K63%14 Sep
1789Rethinksb54Paid for by Californians for Affordable PackagingGroupNoneNone8$5K~713K100%1 Jul
1790Catholics for ChoicePaid for by CATHOLICS FOR CHOICEGroupNoneNone10$5K~494.5K29%21 Oct
1791Pueblo City-County Library DistrictPaid for by Pueblo Library DistrictPublic bodyNoneNone16$5K~742.5K56%26 Oct
1792Detention Watch NetworkPaid for by DETENTION WATCH NETWORKGroupNoneNone18$5K~537K100%24 Sep
1793ReCenter IndianaPaid for by RECENTER INDIANA, INCGroupNoneNone20$5K~611K0.0%6 Oct
1794City of Plant City GovernmentPaid for by City of Plant City Public bodyNoneNone94$5K~356.4K0.0%26 Oct
1795Americans for Prosperity - North DakotaPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupNoneNone7$4.9K~454K43%9 Oct
1796Grand Rapids Right to LifeGroupNoneNone15$4.9K~371.1K0.0%14 Oct
1797Pre-K 4 SAPublic bodyNoneNone19$4.9K~441.8K0.0%21 Oct
1798The 75 MillionGroupNoneNone47$4.9K~134.7K8.5%21 Oct
1799Institute for JusticePaid for by INSTITUTE FOR JUSTICEGroupNoneNone53$4.9K~277.7K34%19 Oct
1800Center for Responsible ForestryPaid for by CENTER FOR RESPONSIBLE FORESTRYGroupNoneNone91$4.9K~187.8K0.0%19 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.