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 Arkansas

213 pages · $674.1K on Arkansas races

Dem. 26% · Rep. 48% · no side 26%

Arkansas on the map: races and candidates →

21 pages · 567 ads · $430.8K

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn ARImpressionsAttackLast ad
1Hallie ShoffnerPaid for by Hallie Shoffner for ArkansasCandidateDem.Senate, ARLost · 42.4%35$96.7K$96.7K~3.5M74%26 Oct
2Liberty & Justice for ArkansasPaid for by Liberty and Justice for ArkansasGroupDem.Legislature, AR17$18.4K$18.4K~4.5M12%26 Oct
3Ready For The Fight PACPaid for by Ready for the Fight PACGroupDem.House, district not named196$234K$12.4K~12M65%18 Oct
4Dr. Terri Yarbrough Green for CongressPaid for by Terri Green Election Campaign CommitteeCandidateDem.House AR-1Lost · 31.0%79$12.1K$12.1K~1.1M0.0%25 Oct
5Frank Scott, Jr.Paid for by Neighbors for Frank Scott, Jr. CandidateDem.Local, AR34$10.7K$10.7K~1.7M0.0%20 Oct
6Colt Shelby for ArkansasPaid for by Colt 4 ArkansasCandidateDem.Governor, AR11$8.2K$7.8K~591.5K18%22 Oct
7Square One PoliticsPaid for by Square One Politics 527GroupDem.House, district not named18$25.7K$5.2K~3.1M0.0%28 Jul
8Chris Jones for CongressPaid for by THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT CHRIS JONESCandidateDem.House AR-2Lost · 49.1%6$3.6K$3.6K~189.5K0.0%26 Oct
9Fred Love for GovernorCandidateDem.Governor, AR26$3.8K$3.6K~397K23%22 Oct
10Doug Corbitt for State RepresentativeCandidateDem.Legislature, AR13$2.6K$2.1K~160.5K85%25 Oct
11Alex Holladay for Arkansas HousePaid for by Committee to Elect Alex HolladayCandidateDem.Legislature, AR7$747$747~53.5K71%24 Oct
12Diana for ArkansasCandidateDem.Legislature, AR4$698$698~55K19 Oct
13James Richard Russell IIIPaid for by JAMES RUSSELL FOR ARKANSASCandidateDem.House AR-4Lost · 34.5%5$448$448~31.5K0.0%19 Oct
14McGruder4SenateCandidateDem.Legislature, AR4$398$398~41K17 Oct
15Ashley for ArkansasCandidateDem.Legislature, AR2$299$299~25K17 Oct
16Act Now ArkansasPaid for by Act Now ARGroupDem.House AR-22$199$199~9K6 Oct
17Vote Jay HigginsCandidateDem.Legislature, MA16$1.8K$198~269.6K0.0%30 Aug
18Dan Cruce for State SenateCandidateDem.Legislature, DE80$9.7K$99~468.1K0.0%21 Oct
19Dan Holtmeyer for ArkansasPaid for by Committee to Elect Dan HoltmeyerCandidateDem.Legislature, AR2$99$99~2K23 Oct
20Rep. Jim HaddockCandidateDem.Legislature, PA9$546$50~63.5K22%17 Aug
21Democratic Party of Baxter CountyPartyDem.Senate, AR1$50$50~5.5K3 May

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.