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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Filtered to Ohio

556 pages · $19.3M on Ohio races

Dem. 57% · Rep. 40% · no side 3.2%

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53 pages · 10,443 ads · $3.6M

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn OHImpressionsAttackLast ad
1The Ohio IndependentPaid for by The American Independent FoundationMediaNoneNone15$128.6K$72.5K~8.9M67%8 Oct
2SEIU District 1199Paid for by SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL 1199 W VA & KY HOSPITAL CAREGroupNoneNone23$137.8K$52.5K~9.9M96%8 Oct
3Ohio Consumers Power AllianceGroupNoneNone3$57.5K$17.5K~3M12 Oct
4Concerned Veterans for AmericaGroupNoneNone110$177.4K$11.7K~16.4M1.8%8 Oct
5AFSCME RetireesPaid for by AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEESGroupNoneNone176$88.7K$10.3K~2.6M30%26 Oct
6TeamstersGroupNoneNone269$133.4K$9.7K~20.3M12%26 Oct
7EDF ActionPaid for by Environmental Defense Action FundGroupNoneNone42$72.7K$9.5K~3.2M28%26 Oct
8Ohio Women's AllianceGroupNoneNone23$45.9K$6.9K~2.3M52%23 Oct
9Liberty ActionPaid for by YOUNG AMERICANS FOR LIBERTY, INC.GroupNoneNone284$39.7K$6.1K~1.8M82%9 Oct
10SEIUGroupNoneNone213$167.2K$6.1K~8.4M63%26 Oct
11Ohio State Bar AssociationPaid for by The Ohio State Bar Association GroupNoneNone12$21.3K$5.5K~2.2M0.0%14 Oct
12Buckeye BulletinMediaNoneNone289$14.4K$4.7K~1.1M21%26 Oct
13AFTGroupNoneNone531$156.8K$4.7K~11.6M45%27 Oct
14UAW International UnionPaid for by INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMGroupNoneNone94$140.1K$4.2K~15.3M4.3%24 Oct
15Free Enterprise AllianceGroupNoneNone124$291K$3.7K~20.2M7.3%23 Oct
16Ohio Organizing CampaignGroupNoneNone394$58.2K$2.6K~3.2M8.6%27 Oct
17Rep. Mike RulliPaid for by Congressman Mike RulliCandidateNoneNone3$5.2K$2.5K~860K17 Aug
18Mason BlankenshipCandidateNoneNone59$8.3K$2.2K~512.5K31%19 Oct
19Rep. Mike CareyPaid for by Congressman Mike CareyPublic bodyNoneNone4$3.5K$1.7K~1.1M6 Aug
20Ohio Value Voters, Inc.GroupNoneNone36$4.8K$1.6K~477.6K29%23 Oct
21NumbersUSAGroupNoneNone20$70.8K$1.2K~2.5M70%26 Oct
22American Power PlayGroupNoneNone66$37.6K$1.2K~3.4M0.0%19 Oct
23Rep. Dave JoycePaid for by the Office of Dave JoycePublic bodyNoneNone5$8.8K$799~567.5K0.0%25 Aug
24The BulwarkPaid for by Bulwark MediaMediaNoneNone697$152.5K$798~5.6M65%26 Oct
25We Are OhioGroupNoneNone3$3.7K$750~277.5K8 Sep
26Change.orgGroupNoneNone5,122$732.6K$597~45.4M34%27 Oct
27Stand with CryptoPaid for by Stand with Crypto Alliance, Inc. GroupNoneNone641$559.5K$596~28.8M0.0%27 Oct
28Death with DignityPaid for by DEATH WITH DIGNITY NATIONAL CENTERGroupNoneNone3$1.3K$450~87.5K20 May
29Stronger Together OhioNetwork pageNoneNone48$13.4K$399~153.7K96%7 May
30Consumer Voices for ChoicesGroupNoneNone4$1.2K$399~110.5K29 May
31Pickerington Education AssociationPaid for by Pickerington Education Association PACGroupNoneNone4$998$299~132.5K25 Oct
32Franklin County Board of Elections - OhioPublic bodyNoneNone8$1.8K$250~220.5K0.0%9 Oct
33OAPSE/AFSCME Local 4Paid for by OAPSEGroupNoneNone3$1.2K$250~52.5K13 Oct
34Punchbowl NewsMediaNoneNone537$164.6K$248~4.1M17%26 Oct
35Let America BuildGroupNoneNone47$2.7K$198~19.1K0.0%27 Oct
36State Representative Phil SkaggsCandidateNoneNone7$3K$150~158.5K14%1 Jul
37Building Our Future OhioGroupNoneNone13$2.8K$149~337.5K31%26 Oct
38Ohio Association of Advanced Practice NursesGroupNoneNone17$842$149~9.7K0.0%22 Oct
39Friends of Andrew WatchornCandidateNoneNone10$595$149~14.8K0.0%26 Oct
40Iuoe.unionPaid for by International Union of Operating EngineersGroupNoneNone168$26.1K$99~686.6K7.1%21 Oct
41Dustin OlsonPaid for by OLSON STRATEGIES & ADVERTISING, INC.MediaNoneNone89$5.5K$99~434.1K42%26 Oct
42This Week in ToledoMediaNoneNone22$1.1K$99~46K4.5%24 Oct
43Stephanie LowryGroupNoneNone16$792$99~60.6K13%26 Oct
44Progress NEOGroupNoneNone10$695$99~45K0.0%25 Oct
45AARP OhioPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone4$198$99~46K14 Oct
46Carolyn RicePaid for by Committee to Elect Carolyn RiceCandidateNoneNone5$5.3K$50~372.5K0.0%25 Oct
47Overton InsightsPaid for by Libertas NetworkMediaNoneNone44$3.7K$50~146.3K4.7%20 Oct
48AFA ActionPaid for by AFA Action IncGroupNoneNone47$3.2K$50~429K19%26 Oct
49Fort Worth Star-TelegramPaid for by McClatchy Media Company, LLCMediaNoneNone51$3.1K$50~102.9K16%26 Oct
50Vote Where You RentPaid for by Vote Where You Rent GroupNoneNone13$644$50~11.4K11%20 Oct
51Franklin County Prosecutor Shayla D. FavorPublic bodyNoneNone5$348$50~29K0.0%16 Oct
52League of Women Voters of Greater Dayton AreaPaid for by The League Of Women Voters Of Greater Dayton AreaGroupNoneNone6$297$50~17K0.0%25 Sep
53The Voice of Black CincinnatiPaid for by THE VOICE OF YOUR CUSTOMERUnknownNoneNone4$198$50~13K11 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.