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 Colorado

472 pages · $5.6M on Colorado races

Dem. 52% · Rep. 6.3% · no side 41%

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48 pages · 833 ads · $224.1K

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn COImpressionsAttackLast ad
1Healthier ColoradoGroupNoneGovernor, CO77$49.9K$33.4K~4.6M0.0%6 Oct
2Vic Meyers for Democracy Paid for by Vic Meyers for DemocracyCandidateNoneLegislature, CO99$31.3K$22.2K~1.7M55%22 Oct
3Murray SmithPaid for by Murray For RegentCandidateNoneOther statewide, CO22$16K$16K~2M0.0%28 Jun
4Kevin Leung for State SenatePaid for by Kevin for DougcoCandidateNoneLegislature, CO6$7.7K$7.7K~895K33%25 Oct
5Carson for State SenateCandidateNoneLegislature, CO24$9.9K$5.5K~1.6M0.0%23 Oct
6Teddy Collins For Colorado Senate District 4Paid for by Collins for Colorado. Registered Agent Marge Klein.CandidateNoneLegislature, CO24$5.5K$5.5K~273.2K21%19 Oct
7Anil for Colorado HD19CandidateNoneLegislature, CO18$5.1K$5.1K~832.1K0.0%25 Jun
8Kubs LalchandaniPaid for by Friends of Kubs LalchandaniCandidateNoneOther statewide, CO21$4.9K$4.8K~206.1K0.0%22 Jun
9Barb Clementi for Colorado State Board of Education CD 3Paid for by Coloradans for Barb ClementiCandidateNoneOther statewide, CO6$4.5K$4.5K~655K0.0%16 Oct
10Chris Floyd for Colorado HD 13Paid for by Chris Floyd for ColoradoCandidateNoneLegislature, CO3$4.1K$4.1K~134.5K29 Jun
11Danielle For Colorado Senate District 27Paid for by Danielle for SD 27CandidateNoneLegislature, CO6$3.9K$3.9K~572K0.0%8 Oct
12Consuelo Redhorse for Colorado House District 13Paid for by Committee to Elect Consuelo RedhorseCandidateNoneLegislature, CO52$3.9K$3.9K~398.7K25%26 Oct
13Gabriel for ColoradoCandidateNoneLegislature, CO20$4.5K$3.6K~459.5K17%26 Oct
14Riess For ColoradoPaid for by RIESS FOR COLORADOCandidateNoneLegislature, CO60$6.2K$3.1K~594.4K4.4%16 Oct
15Eva Romero for State Representative, District 60CandidateNoneLegislature, TN51$16K$3K~1.3M0.0%26 Oct
16Mo 4 ColoradoPaid for by Mo4ColoradoCandidateNoneLegislature, CO19$2.7K$2.6K~473.1K17%21 Oct
17Rep Tisha Mauro HD46CandidateNoneLegislature, CO16$2.6K$2.6K~297K0.0%26 Oct
18Justin Kurth for ColoradoCandidateNoneLegislature, CO6$2.4K$2.4K~211K0.0%25 Oct
19Representative Jamie JacksonPaid for by Jamie For ColoradoCandidateNoneLegislature, CO6$2.4K$2.4K~153.5K0.0%12 Jun
20Colorado Coalition for Retirement SecurityPaid for by NATIONAL PUBLIC PENSION COALITIONGroupNoneOther statewide, CO2$4.5K$2.2K~412.5K18 May
21Eliza for ColoradoCandidateNoneLegislature, CO8$2K$2K~202.5K0.0%26 Oct
22Carlos for ColoradoPaid for by CARLOS FOR HD48; REGISTERED AGENT MARGE KLEINCandidateNoneLegislature, CO14$1.9K$1.9K~213.7K0.0%22 Oct
23Dr. Alexander Africa for HD-21CandidateNoneState15$3.3K$1.6K~316.5K0.0%30 Jun
24Susanne Shore for RegentPaid for by Shore for RegentCandidateNoneOther statewide, NE23$5K$1.6K~435.8K0.0%21 Oct
25Max Brooks for HD45Paid for by Max Brooks for Colorado Committee; Registered Agent Max BrooksCandidateNoneLegislature, CO4$1.5K$1.5K~105K20 Oct
26Levon Stilson for Colorado State Senate District 11Paid for by Stilson for Senate District 11CandidateNoneLegislature, CO6$1.5K$1.5K~218.5K23 Oct
27Ava FlanellPaid for by Ava for Colorado, Registered Agent Ava Flanell.CandidateNoneLegislature, CO10$2.3K$1.4K~143K0.0%22 Oct
28Mallory for ColoradoCandidateNoneLegislature, CO13$1.5K$1.2K~141.5K15%23 Oct
29Amy For 18Paid for by Committee to Elect Amy PaschalCandidateNoneLegislature, CO4$1.1K$1.1K~85K25 Oct
30Ryckmanforco21Paid for by Ryckman For ColoradoCandidateNoneLegislature, CO19$1K$1K~97.8K0.0%28 Jun
31Michelle Gray for HD60CandidateNoneLegislature, CO35$1.7K$891~61.5K0.0%29 Jun
32Matthew Martinez - A Voice for Southern ColoradoCandidateNoneLegislature, CO4$698$698~80K25 Oct
33Nina 4 ColoradoPaid for by Elect Nina; Registered Agent Nina M. AndersonCandidateNoneLegislature, CO4$598$598~75.5K24 Jun
34Steve Barton Campaign for Colorado CD7 State Board of EducationPaid for by barton campaignCandidateNoneOther statewide, CO11$545$545~23.7K55%26 Oct
35Carey Marin for HD2CandidateNoneState6$897$448~50K17%26 Oct
36Jenn For TreasurerPaid for by Jenn for TreasurerCandidateNoneState15$1K$446~58.8K0.0%23 Jun
37Taylor Voss For State Senate District 3Paid for by Taylor Voss For State Senate District 3 CandidateNoneState4$1.4K$399~122.5K20 Jun
38Brittni Packard for House District 55CandidateNoneLegislature, CO4$598$350~43K17 Oct
39Amy Parks for Colorado House District 51Paid for by Committee to Elect Amy ParksCandidateNoneLegislature, CO3$249$249~17.5K1 Jun
40Jill Haffley for CO State House, District 16 - HD16Paid for by ELECT JILL HAFFLEYCandidateNoneLegislature, CO5$248$248~36.5K0.0%23 Oct
41Jamie Jeffery for Colorado Senate District 1CandidateNoneLegislature, CO4$198$198~36K25 Oct
42Fred for ColoradoPaid for by Fred for SD21CandidateNoneLegislature, CO4$198$198~7.1K15 Oct
43Kiki Vigil for District 33Paid for by Committee to Elect Kiki Vigil for State RepresentativeCandidateNoneLegislature, NM40$3.9K$150~191.4K33%26 Oct
44Laura Martin for Colorado House District 17Paid for by Committee to Elect Laura MartinCandidateNoneLegislature, CO3$149$149~32.5K23 Oct
45Colton Jonjak PlahnPaid for by COLTON FOR HD19CandidateNoneLegislature, CO3$149$149~648.528 Jun
46Joseph MontoyaCandidateNoneLegislature, CO2$99$99~7K10 Oct
47Annette Kreitzer for House District 3Paid for by Annette Kreitzer for State HouseCandidateNoneLegislature, AK29$2K$50~90.2K0.0%23 Oct
48Brix CiderPaid for by Brix Cider LLCUnknownNoneGovernor, CO3$149$50~10.5K8 Aug

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.