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 Texas

1,060 pages · $30.3M on Texas races

Dem. 55% · Rep. 40% · no side 5.2%

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102 pages · 22,843 ads · $5.5M

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn TXImpressionsAttackLast ad
1Voto LatinoPaid for by VOTO LATINOGroupNoneNone2,435$217.5K$24.2K~5.8M59%26 Oct
2Reproductive Freedom for AllGroupNoneNone2,654$428.3K$12.5K~12.1M68%26 Oct
3Courier TexasMediaNoneNone33$48.7K$11.3K~2.1M36%23 Oct
4State + Local Election AllianceGroupNoneNone339$1.4M$11.2K~37.3M13%26 Oct
5AFTGroupNoneNone531$156.8K$10.5K~11.6M45%27 Oct
6NumbersUSAGroupNoneNone20$70.8K$9.5K~2.5M70%26 Oct
7Free Enterprise AllianceGroupNoneNone124$291K$8.1K~20.2M7.3%23 Oct
8The LIBRE InitiativePaid for by The Libre InitiativeGroupNoneNone174$190.2K$6.5K~16.6M0.0%22 Oct
9Sergio For Texas 2028Paid for by SERGIO FOR TEXASCandidateNoneNone61$12K$5.9K~1.1M19%25 Oct
10Longhorn LedgerMediaNoneNone420$21.1K$5.3K~1.8M21%26 Oct
11AARP TexasPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone15$25K$4.6K~3.6M0.0%19 Oct
12City of San Antonio - Municipal GovernmentPaid for by City of San AntonioPublic bodyNoneNone24$16.6K$3.7K~4.6M0.0%17 Sep
13Dolcefino ConsultingMediaNoneNone40$11.1K$1.8K~1.6M78%26 Oct
14The Fight for DemocracyPaid for by The Fight For DemocracyGroupNoneNone11$6.5K$1.7K~980K0.0%26 Oct
15Dallas ExpressPaid for by Dallas Express Media MediaNoneNone29$6.3K$1.7K~434.2K17%14 Oct
16Texas Campaign for the EnvironmentGroupNoneNone60$3.5K$1.6K~124.8K65%6 Oct
17Rep. Craig GoldmanPaid for by Office Rep. Craig Goldman (TX-12)CandidateNoneNone20$19.2K$1.5K~900K5.0%21 Aug
18Heartland ImpactGroupNoneNone35$83.2K$1.2K~8.1M50%23 Oct
19Punchbowl NewsMediaNoneNone537$164.6K$1.2K~4.1M17%26 Oct
20The BulwarkPaid for by Bulwark MediaMediaNoneNone697$152.5K$1.2K~5.6M65%26 Oct
21CPACPaid for by AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION FOUNDATIONGroupNoneNone426$58.9K$1.2K~8.7M12%18 Sep
22Michael Ray SoutherlandCandidateNoneNone26$5.8K$1.2K~552.1K54%25 Oct
23United States Hispanic Business CouncilGroupNoneNone36$2.7K$1.1K~152.9K5.6%26 Oct
24UAW International UnionPaid for by INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMGroupNoneNone94$140.1K$950~15.3M4.3%24 Oct
25Hutto TransparencyGroupNoneNone73$3.6K$891~101.4K86%25 Oct
26Texas Alliance for LifePaid for by Texas Alliance for Life, Inc.GroupNoneNone23$2.9K$846~254.1K13%26 Oct
27Elexis GrimesCandidateNoneNone16$2K$846~142.7K0.0%11 Jun
28La Pura NetaMediaNoneNone204$11.9K$842~1.1M38%26 Oct
29Texas Sierra ClubPaid for by SIERRA CLUBGroupNoneNone18$1.6K$793~76.9K0.0%23 Oct
30Grapevine Professional Firefighters AssociationGroupNoneNone11$2K$749~162.5K45%26 Oct
31Fort Worth Star-TelegramPaid for by McClatchy Media Company, LLCMediaNoneNone51$3.1K$743~102.9K16%26 Oct
32Texans for Lawsuit ReformPaid for by Texans For Lawsuit ReformGroupNoneNone314$42.5K$698~4.5M40%24 Oct
33Future ForwardPaid for by FF PACGroupNoneNone329$16.3K$693~790.3K100%29 Sep
34KERAMediaNoneNone38$2.4K$645~105.7K13%22 Oct
35Sarah Zubiate BennettMediaNoneNone13$1.7K$596~126.5K0.0%24 Oct
36Judge Wayne L. MackCandidateNoneNone10$1.8K$549~196.5K0.0%16 Oct
37Asian Texans for JusticePaid for by ATJ Action FundGroupNoneNone18$13.4K$548~1.9M0.0%16 Oct
38SAAVE TX Education FundGroupNoneNone42$4.8K$547~425.1K0.0%20 Oct
39Lubbock LampoonMediaNoneNone14$993$547~41.4K67%26 Oct
40Elect David PeñaCandidateNoneNone4$1.6K$499~107.5K26 Oct
41Next Generation Action NetworkGroupNoneNone23$2.1K$498~198.7K19%23 Oct
42BONEY.CandidateNoneNone7$1.4K$498~65.5K0.0%12 Oct
43Overton InsightsPaid for by Libertas NetworkMediaNoneNone44$3.7K$496~146.3K4.7%20 Oct
44Brad Bailey CampaignCandidateNoneNone4$2.8K$450~317.5K21 Oct
45Coastal Bend CurrentMediaNoneNone115$26.5K$399~2M95%23 Sep
46Free EnterprisePaid for by CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAGroupNoneNone36$4.6K$399~1.1M2.8%23 Oct
47Decision MagazinePaid for by BILLY GRAHAM EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneNone45$3.1K$399~200.2K24%21 Oct
48Odessa HeadlinesPaid for by Odessa Headlines MediaNoneNone9$1.5K$399~100K78%20 Oct
49Calvary South AustinGroupNoneNone28$1.4K$396~24K54%23 Oct
50The Permian PressPaid for by Permian Press LLCMediaNoneNone20$990$396~84.8K10%10 Oct
51League of Independent Voters of TexasPaid for by LEAGUE OF INDEPENDENT VOTERS OF TEXASGroupNoneNone25$1.3K$348~63.1K16%19 Oct
52Keep Converse LinkedGroupNoneNone5$948$299~52.5K26 Oct
53Jerry TorresPaid for by Jerry Torres Master Sergeant US Army RetiredGroupNoneNone10$2.2K$250~600K0.0%24 Oct
54Dallas En FuegoPaid for by True Grit Texas PACGroupNoneNone9$1.7K$248~105K100%17 Oct
55Vote Tony J DiazPaid for by Tony J Diaz Political CampaignCandidateNoneNone64$7.7K$199~471K27%14 Aug
56The Welcome PartyMediaNoneNone25$4.3K$199~372.4K22%17 Oct
57Circle VotingGroupNoneNone26$4.1K$199~242.1K0.0%22 Oct
58Council Member Edward PollardCandidateNoneNone22$2.7K$199~288.5K14%7 Oct
59Committee to Elect Elliot ValdezCandidateNoneNone26$2K$199~89.6K0.0%25 Oct
60The 1839Paid for by 1839 LLCMediaNoneNone27$1.5K$199~56.6K0.0%26 Oct
61Will Campbell For TexasPaid for by Will Campbell for TexasCandidateNoneNone4$498$199~33K24 Oct
62Ask Nurses & DoctorsPaid for by ASK NURSES AND DOCTORS LLCGroupNoneNone21$3.1K$198~312.9K24%26 Oct
63The Charlotte ObserverPaid for by McClatchy Media Company, LLCMediaNoneNone43$2.6K$198~97.5K9.3%24 Oct
64The Kansas City StarPaid for by McClatchy Media Company, LLCMediaNoneNone26$1.4K$198~28.1K27%27 Oct
65Spokesman USAMediaNoneNone11$645$198~78.5K36%26 Oct
66Housing Forward NTXPaid for by HOUSING FORWARDGroupNoneNone13$644$198~16.3K0.0%26 Oct
67TeamstersGroupNoneNone269$133.4K$150~20.3M12%26 Oct
68U.S. Chamber of CommercePaid for by CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAGroupNoneNone29$10.7K$150~3M6.9%26 Oct
69Daily WirePaid for by The Daily WireMediaNoneNone399$110.6K$149~7.3M53%26 Oct
70The News & ObserverPaid for by McClatchy Media Company, LLCMediaNoneNone54$2.7K$149~16.6K20%25 Oct
71San Antonio AlliancePaid for by San Antonio Alliance PACGroupNoneNone4$898$149~58.6K26 Oct
72Young Americans for LibertyPaid for by YOUNG AMERICANS FOR LIBERTY, INC.GroupNoneNone4,459$286.6K$99~7M29%26 Oct
73SBA Pro-Life AmericaPaid for by SUSAN B. ANTHONY LIST, INC.GroupNoneNone130$12.1K$99~1.1M49%26 Oct
74The Sacramento BeePaid for by McClatchy Media Company, LLCMediaNoneNone18$1.2K$99~48.7K5.6%26 Oct
75James Bolden for Crandall ISDCandidateNoneNone13$644$99~12.9K26 Oct
76Vote Jill FoxPaid for by Jill FoxCandidateNoneNone6$297$99~25K0.0%24 Oct
77Texans Care For ChildrenPaid for by Texans Care for ChildrenGroupNoneNone6$297$99~36K0.0%5 Oct
78Frontera RioUnknownNoneNone5$248$99~747.520 Oct
79Change.orgGroupNoneNone5,122$732.6K$50~45.4M34%27 Oct
80Signs Of JusticeUnknownNoneNone574$403.8K$50~15.4M38%20 Oct
81Kim Monson ShowPaid for by The Kim Monson ShowMediaNoneNone215$11.9K$50~433.6K31%13 Oct
82Campaign NowPaid for by Campaign Now LLCUnknownNoneNone182$11.4K$50~288K1.6%27 Oct
83Protect America 1776GroupNoneNone201$9.9K$50~135.9K17%26 Oct
84Dustin OlsonPaid for by OLSON STRATEGIES & ADVERTISING, INC.MediaNoneNone89$5.5K$50~434.1K42%26 Oct
85Ballots Without BarriersPaid for by Voter Choice Foundation IncGroupNoneNone16$3.7K$50~144.6K40%22 Oct
86Kangmin LeeGroupNoneNone44$2.7K$50~208.5K39%14 Oct
87National Committee to Preserve Social Security and MedicarePaid for by NATIONAL COMMITTE TO PRESERVE SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICAREGroupNoneNone50$2.5K$50~469K50%23 Oct
88Miami HeraldPaid for by McClatchy Media Company, LLCMediaNoneNone44$2.2K$50~13.1K19%24 Oct
89iVoterGuidePaid for by IVoterGuideGroupNoneNone42$2.1K$50~149.2K2.4%26 Oct
90Austin Free PressMediaNoneNone33$1.7K$50~107.5K27%22 Oct
91The Open Range RecordPaid for by Open Range Record LLCMediaNoneNone28$1.7K$50~147K57%25 Oct
92Konni BurtonMediaNoneNone29$1.5K$50~210.5K28%18 Oct
93Texas Community PreservationGroupNoneNone22$1.3K$50~105.6K81%13 Oct
94SAAVETXPaid for by SOUTH ASIAN AMERICAN VOTER EMPOWERMENT GroupNoneNone5$848$50~92.5K20%21 Oct
95RiledupMediaNoneNone12$694$50~31.2K42%24 Oct
96Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas, CLEATPaid for by Combined Law Enforcement Associations of TexasGroupNoneNone14$693$50~57K14%14 Oct
97Clean Air ActionPaid for by Clean Air Action FundGroupNoneNone8$396$50~32K16 Oct
98Plano Citizens' CoalitionGroupNoneNone2$299$50~24K27 May
99Fort Bend Regional PartnershipGroupNoneNone2$199$50~19K1 Oct
100Operation: 1AGroupNoneNone2$199$50~13K11 Sep
101Commissioner Jesse GonzalezCandidateNoneNone4$198$50~47K17 Oct
102DeFlock Fort WorthGroupNoneNone4$198$50~8.6K15 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.