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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15,747 pages · 346,548 ads · $170M · page 1 of 79

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendImpressionsAttackLast ad
1No on 40: Protect Funding for Schools, Healthcare & Public SafetyPaid for by No on Prop 40 - Doctors, Teachers, Small Businesses, Working Families and Public Safety Against the Reckless Wealth Tax Experiment. Ad committee’s top funders: California Primary Care Association Advocates & California Medical Association.GroupNoneBallot measure, CA1,034$4.6M~182.6M100%26 Oct
2Yes on Proposition 42Paid for by Yes on 42 – Protect Retirement & Life Savings, a coalition of retirees, blue-collar workers, seniors, veterans, small businesses & taxpayersGroupNoneBallot measure, CA869$3.1M~68.5M6.2%26 Oct
3Turning Point ActionGroupNoneNone1,089$2.7M~122.2M12%27 Oct
4ACLUPaid for by American Civil Liberties UnionGroupNoneNone1,023$2M~147.9M51%26 Oct
5Better MarketsGroupNoneNone44$1.9M~13.7M100%23 Jun
6Rick Jackson for GovernorPaid for by Jackson for Governor, Inc.CandidateNoneGovernor, GA399$1.6M~121M14%26 Oct
7YES on Prop 38 - Immunology Medical Research & CuresPaid for by YES on 38: Californians for Life-Saving Immunology Research and Cures, sponsored by the Michelson Center for Public Policy. Ad Committee’s Top Funders: Gary K. Michelson, Michelson Center for Public Policy, Inc., & Meyer LuskinGroupNoneBallot measure, CA357$1.6M~112M2.6%23 Oct
8State + Local Election AllianceGroupNoneNone339$1.4M~37.3M13%26 Oct
9Texans for Economic LibertyGroupNoneNone53$1.4M~11.3M0.0%23 Oct
10Americans for ProsperityPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupNoneNone985$1.2M~65.3M20%24 Oct
11Right VotePaid for by Right Vote IncGroupNoneNone134$1.1M~41.5M0.0%22 Oct
12NO on Prop 44 - Stop the Attack on PatientsPaid for by No On Prop 44 - Stop the Attack on Patients and Community Health Clinics, sponsored by California Primary Care Association Advocates. Ad Committee’s Top Funders AltaMed Health Services, California Primary Care Association Advocates, and Family Health Centers of San Diego. GroupNoneBallot measure, CA204$1.1M~65.2M100%24 Oct
13The Patriotic ProphetUnknownNoneNone811$1M~11.1M0.0%22 Aug
14Planned ParenthoodPaid for by Planned Parenthood Federation of AmericaGroupNoneNone688$1M~40.1M49%23 Oct
15Ben & Jerry'sPaid for by BEN & JERRY'S HOMEMADE, INC.UnknownNoneNone2,469$970.3K~75M30%15 Oct
16PragerUPaid for by Prager UniversityGroupNoneNone915$920.6K~28M27%26 Oct
17California Secretary of StatePaid for by California Secretary of State OfficePublic bodyNoneNone81$868.7K~39.2M0.0%26 Oct
18Medicare Advantage MajorityGroupNoneNone217$861.7K~12.4M32%13 Oct
19The Voter Participation CenterPaid for by Voter Participation CenterGroupNoneNone2,277$836.8K~69.7M5.1%22 Oct
20YES on Prop 45 - Building a More Affordable CaliforniaPaid for by Yes on 45 – Building a More Affordable California, a Coalition of Water, Affordable Housing, Clean Energy, Small Business, Healthcare & Community Leaders. Ad Committee’s Top Funders: Building a Better California, California Building Industry Association, California Chamber of CommerceGroupNoneBallot measure, CA57$831.1K~33.7M7.0%23 Oct
21Turning Point USAPaid for by TURNING POINT USA, INC.GroupNoneNone2,170$820.3K~58.3M2.1%26 Oct
22Californians Against Wasteful Spending and Higher TaxesPaid for by Californians Against Wasteful Spending and Higher Taxes, a project of the California Business RoundtableGroupNoneBallot measure, CA690$805.1K~28.9M94%21 Oct
23No on Prop 45 - Protect California CommunitiesPaid for by Ad Committee’s Top Funders: California State Council of Laborers, Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3, Southern California District Council of Laborers: “No on Prop 45 - Protect California Communities”GroupNoneBallot measure, CA75$770.2K~34.8M100%26 Oct
24Environmental Defense FundGroupNoneNone431$761.9K~41.1M77%22 Oct
25AFL-CIOGroupNoneNone853$756.1K~49.9M11%26 Oct
26New York DeliversPaid for by Five Borough Jobs CampaignGroupNoneNone183$755.4K~50.2M87%21 Oct
27California LotteryPublic bodyNoneNone62$740K~48.8M0.0%10 Aug
28Californians for Voter ID, Yes on 39GroupNoneBallot measure, CA92$739.2K~36.8M0.0%23 Oct
29Change.orgGroupNoneNone5,122$732.6K~45.4M34%27 Oct
30Florida Sheriffs AssociationGroupNoneBallot measure, FL158$713.1K~36.2M100%25 Oct
31Missouri PromiseGroupNoneBallot measure, MO510$702.7K~30.6M35%4 Aug
32Blue Square AlliancePaid for by Blue Square Alliance Against Hate, Corp.GroupNoneNone110$678.9K~50.8M0.0%20 Oct
33One Nation, OverchargedPaid for by RWJFGroupNoneNone360$677.8K~15.5M22%21 Sep
34Yes on Prop 3 CAPaid for by Yes on Prop 3, sponsored by education and labor organizationsGroupNoneBallot measure, CA148$656.4K~56.2M34%27 Oct
35Frontline Leaders ActionGroupNoneNone27$614.4K~22.1M0.0%20 Oct
36Color the Vote: Black & Brown EditionPaid for by Poder Latinx GroupNoneNone1,173$609K~35.8M0.0%18 Oct
37AARP AdvocatesPaid for by AARPGroupNoneNone806$607.1K~28.3M6.2%26 Oct
38Sandy Hook PromiseGroupNoneNone322$604.8K~10.7M51%26 Oct
39Center for Biological DiversityPaid for by CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY, INC.GroupNoneNone199$604.7K~14.6M82%23 Oct
40YuhaaviatamPaid for by Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel NationPublic bodyNoneNone252$601K~65.6M0.0%1 Sep
41The Wilderness SocietyPaid for by WILDERNESS SOCIETY, THEGroupNoneNone478$580.8K~22.6M81%22 Oct
42Ready to RegisterGroupNoneNone761$577.3K~29.4M18%4 Sep
43Alliance Defending FreedomGroupNoneNone476$576.8K~20.2M73%26 Oct
44Coalition To Empower Our FutureGroupNoneNone146$568K~23.7M0.0%23 Sep
45Healthcare Education ProjectGroupNoneNone543$561.2K~53M31%26 Oct
46Stand with CryptoPaid for by Stand with Crypto Alliance, Inc. GroupNoneNone641$559.5K~28.8M0.0%27 Oct
47Illinois PolicyGroupNoneNone465$556.8K~15.8M33%24 Oct
48ExxonMobilPaid for by EXXON MOBIL CORPORATIONUnknownNoneNone729$544.8K~26.7M9.6%4 Nov
49Humane World for AnimalsGroupNoneNone1,692$537.7K~11M35%21 Oct
50Independent VoterPaid for by INDEPENDENT VOTER PROJECTGroupNoneNone346$535.1K~38.3M16%26 Oct
51Grow CAPaid for by Grow CaliforniaGroupNoneNone31$528.9K~20.2M0.0%17 Oct
52Stronger AmericaPaid for by STRONGER AMERICA INCGroupNoneNone39$514.2K~24.4M28 Sep
53HeadCountPaid for by HEAD COUNT INCGroupNoneNone563$510.3K~62M0.0%24 Oct
54House Majority ForwardGroupNoneNone309$485.5K~17.9M5.2%26 Oct
55Stop Unfair Tax Shifts TodayGroupNoneBallot measure, FL204$477.1K~28.5M100%25 Oct
56NEA TodayPaid for by National Education AssociationGroupNoneNone258$457.6K~45.9M44%8 Oct
57Black Voters Matter FundPaid for by BLACK VOTERS MATTER FUND, INC.GroupNoneNone257$457.2K~24.8M85%26 Oct
58States United Democracy CenterPaid for by States United Democracy Center Inc.GroupNoneNone93$452.1K~17.2M41%26 Oct
59Investors For TransparencyPaid for by Investors for Transparency IncGroupNoneNone298$451.7K~5.4M96%23 Oct
60Protect Our StreetsGroupNoneNone530$446.2K~20.2M72%8 Oct
61The Points GuyPaid for by RED VENTURES, LLCMediaNoneNone28$437.6K~10.4M68%20 Jul
62Reproductive Freedom for AllGroupNoneNone2,654$428.3K~12.1M68%26 Oct
63No on 2 - Protect Alaska’s ElectionsPaid for by Protect Alaska's ElectionsGroupNoneBallot measure, AK336$426.5K~56.4M80%27 Oct
64My Health on My TermsPaid for by My Health on My Terms LLCUnknownNoneNone95$426K~19.5M6.3%26 Oct
65American Edge ProjectPaid for by American EdgeGroupNoneNone195$417.7K~34.1M0.0%30 Sep
66Neighbors for Strong CommunitiesGroupNoneNone286$413.6K~7.3M74%26 Oct
67Signs Of JusticeUnknownNoneNone574$403.8K~15.4M38%20 Oct
68Freedom ForumPaid for by FREEDOM FORUM INC, THEGroupNoneNone189$395.7K~40.8M0.0%25 Oct
69California Teachers AssociationGroupNoneBallot measure, CA73$376.5K~24M0.0%26 Oct
70Los Angeles Controller for Change 2026Paid for by Controller for Change, Supporting Zach Sokoloff for LA Controller 2026GroupNoneLocal, CA360$375.8K~30.5M36%3 Jun
71Yes On Prop 40Paid for by Yes on 40 - Billionaire Tax Now - No on 41 & 42, Sponsored by Service Employees International Union - United Healthcare Workers WestGroupNoneBallot measure, CA180$375.7K~13.4M49%26 Oct
72Vote No on Prop 43Paid for by No on Prop 43: Stop the Local Taxpayer Deception Act, sponsored by labor organizationsGroupNoneBallot measure, CA40$365K~26.2M100%20 Oct
73Hoover InstitutionGroupNoneNone644$362.3K~19M4.0%26 Oct
74Reproductive Freedom for AllPaid for by REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM FOR ALL FOUNDATIONGroupNoneNone1,033$362.2K~14.6M68%27 Oct
75End The WokenessUnknownNoneNone232$358.1K~8.4M52%23 Oct
76NYC VotesPaid for by CAMPAIGN FINANCE BOARDPublic bodyNoneNone396$356.6K~22.5M0.0%23 Oct
77Coalition for New York's FutureGroupNoneNone185$352.9K~5.3M31%26 Oct
78Build American AIGroupNoneNone129$350.3K~6.5M26%19 Oct
79bethepeoplePaid for by Bigger Picture US, Inc. GroupNoneNone34$347.3K~15.9M0.0%13 Oct
80Bob ChewPaid for by BOB CHEW FOR SENATECandidateNoneSenate, CO496$345.2K~19.4M25%23 Oct
81NEWSMAXPaid for by NEWSMAX MEDIA, INC.MediaNoneNone144$344.6K~13M30%6 Oct
82First Five ActionGroupNoneNone430$333.9K~44.5M0.0%19 Oct
83NRDC Action FundGroupNoneNone356$326.7K~16.9M55%26 Oct
84Common Ground USAPaid for by Common Ground USA Public Reference PageGroupNoneNone446$321.7K~6.6M5 Jun
85Maryland Department of HealthPublic bodyNoneNone195$314.3K~33.1M0.0%19 Oct
86Vote Yes on 3Paid for by Housing for Hometown HeroesGroupNoneBallot measure, FL28$304.8K~15.7M0.0%26 Oct
87Americans for Free MarketsPaid for by Americans for Free Markets IncGroupNoneNone234$302.8K~7M54%13 Oct
88Electronic Payments CoalitionPaid for by ELECTRONIC PAYMENTS COALITION INCGroupNoneNone32$297K~9.9M90%4 Jun
89Tobacco Free FloridaPaid for by Florida Department of Health Bureau of Tobacco Free FloridaPublic bodyNoneNone135$293.9K~49.1M0.0%15 Oct
90Free Enterprise AllianceGroupNoneNone124$291K~20.2M7.3%23 Oct
91Young Americans for LibertyPaid for by YOUNG AMERICANS FOR LIBERTY, INC.GroupNoneNone4,459$286.6K~7M29%26 Oct
92Digital Innovation for AmericaGroupNoneNone111$281.9K~3.2M0.0%24 Jul
93USAFactsPaid for by USAFACTS GROUP LLCGroupNoneNone117$271.9K~7.2M0.0%26 Oct
94inseparablePaid for by Inseparable IncGroupNoneNone284$271.5K~12.3M32%26 Oct
95My Pay My SayPaid for by Mackinac Center for Public PolicyGroupNoneNone57$271.3K~11.8M95%17 Aug
96Carl DeMaioPaid for by Reform CaliforniaCandidateNoneNone68$271.2K~19M19%12 Oct
97Vote YES on 3: All-Party PrimariesPaid for by Coalition for Healthy DemocracyGroupNoneBallot measure, MA214$266.8K~12.5M7.7%26 Oct
98NO on 3 - Stop the Ban MissouriPaid for by Stop the BanGroupNoneBallot measure, MO338$266.2K~19.2M91%26 Oct
99Shell USAPaid for by Shell USA, Inc.UnknownNoneNone16$263.7K~13.6M30 Sep
100Common Ground Collective IECPaid for by CGC IECGroupNoneLocal, IL401$259.3K~19.7M52%26 Oct
101Protect MI Constitution from Special InterestsGroupNoneBallot measure, MI58$259.3K~26.5M90%22 Oct
102Clean Jobs for PAPaid for by CLEAN JOBS FOR PAGroupNoneNone14$258.5K~6.4M71%25 Aug
103Hospital FactsPaid for by Consumer Action for a Strong EconomyGroupNoneNone211$258.2K~16.6M80%16 Oct
104Campaign for Tobacco-Free KidsPaid for by TOBACCO-FREE KIDS ACTION FUNDGroupNoneNone231$257.3K~31.7M93%26 Oct
105Midnight Sun Independence FundGroupNoneNone41$257.1K~16.6M100%25 Aug
106Brian Goldsmith for State SenatePaid for by Brian Goldsmith for State Senate 2026CandidateNoneLegislature, CA69$252.9K~11.6M8.2%26 Oct
107UFCW VotesPaid for by UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNIONGroupNoneNone633$250.2K~12.6M0.0%27 Oct
108Yes on Prop 137Paid for by Protect Colorado's Land and Water, Prevent WildfiresGroupNoneBallot measure, CO170$248.2K~11.4M5.8%23 Oct
109Mijente Support CommitteeGroupNoneNone354$246.7K~6.7M81%26 Oct
110Housing for MassachusettsGroupNoneBallot measure, MA28$246.7K~10.3M96%16 Jun
111Zach for ControllerPaid for by Zach Sokoloff for Controller 2026CandidateNoneLocal, CA104$244K~13.5M17%2 Jun
112Vote No on Prop 45Paid for by No on Prop 45, sponsored by labor, health and environmental organizationsGroupNoneBallot measure, CA133$243.3K~25.2M100%26 Oct
113Poder LatinxPaid for by Poder Latinx GroupNoneNone318$241.6K~14M0.0%26 Oct
114Institute for American ProsperityGroupNoneNone69$240.1K~14.7M48%4 Aug
115Every 8 MinutesPaid for by Alliance Against Corporate Abuse, sponsored by Consumer Attorneys of CaliforniaGroupNoneNone4$238.2K~4M21 May
116United Firefighters of Los Angeles City, IAFF Local-112Paid for by Repair Rebuild Respond - Fund LA Fire NowGroupNoneBallot measure, CA56$237.3K~16.7M0.0%26 Oct
117Hatley for GovernorPaid for by Hatley for TennesseeCandidateNoneGovernor, TN373$234.9K~17.5M17%27 Oct
118Friends of the Earth U.S.Paid for by Friends of the EarthGroupNoneNone402$233.5K~2.9M96%23 Oct
119United Food and Commercial Workers International UnionGroupNoneNone107$232K~8.1M5.2%21 Oct
120SEIU CaliforniaPaid for by SEIU California State Council for Working PeopleGroupNoneBallot measure, CA24$231.4K~7.6M8.7%26 Oct
121Energy LimitlessPaid for by Potential Energy CoalitionGroupNoneNone4$230K~4M31 Aug
122The Business Council of New York State, Inc.GroupNoneNone7$228K~6.9M100%17 Sep
123Safer Los Angeles CountyPaid for by Yes on A - Safer Los Angeles County, Sponsored by Labor Organizations Representing First Responders and Other Essential WorkersGroupNoneBallot measure, CA111$225.6K~40.7M0.0%23 Oct
124Deal DunkUnknownNoneNone59$224.3K~3.2M14%23 Oct
125Next American EraGroupNoneNone139$224K~6.1M8.6%10 Sep
126American FutureGroupNoneNone416$219.6K~19.4M6.9%13 Oct
127No Pollution in the ConstitutionGroupNoneBallot measure, CO60$218.4K~24M100%22 Oct
128Voto LatinoPaid for by VOTO LATINOGroupNoneNone2,435$217.5K~5.8M59%26 Oct
129NRDCPaid for by Natural Resources Defense CouncilGroupNoneNone273$216K~16.8M80%27 Oct
130Judicial WatchGroupNoneNone60$211.3K~11.2M55%23 Oct
131States United ActionPaid for by STATES UNITED ACTION INCGroupNoneNone60$208.9K~6.9M22 Oct
132Chevron Advocacy NetworkUnknownNoneNone355$208K~7.6M5.9%26 Oct
133Ticket Policy ForumGroupNoneNone12$206.9K~4.6M100%5 Aug
134American Federation for Children Growth FundGroupNoneNone1,063$206.5K~11.2M0.0%24 Oct
135PhRMAGroupNoneNone331$206K~44M71%22 Oct
136We Are CaliforniaGroupNoneNone266$199.8K~25.6M47%26 Oct
137American Heart Association: Heart PoweredPaid for by American Heart AssociationGroupNoneNone39$198.4K~10.8M0.0%16 Oct
138Vot-ERPaid for by VotERGroupNoneNone1,874$198.3K~9.5M0.0%19 Oct
139Coalition for Accountability and Road SafetyGroupNoneNone188$196.6K~8.5M96%22 Oct
140The Fair Cost ProjectGroupNoneNone485$195K~2.5M98%9 Oct
141Brighter ColoradoGroupNoneBallot measure, CO26$193.2K~16.8M38%27 Oct
142Amnesty International USAPaid for by AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL OF THE U. S. A., INC.GroupNoneNone1,249$192.6K~5.8M84%26 Oct
143American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network - ACS CANPaid for by AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY CANCER ACTION NETWORK INCGroupNoneNone117$190.3K~9M0.9%26 Oct
144The LIBRE InitiativePaid for by The Libre InitiativeGroupNoneNone174$190.2K~16.6M0.0%22 Oct
145Follow the PowerPaid for by Arizonans for a Clean EconomyGroupNoneNone558$190.1K~20M73%6 Oct
146Black Progressive Action Coalition - BPACPaid for by BPACGroupNoneNone6$190K~6M67%20 Aug
147We BelieveGroupNoneNone52$188.4K~12.9M45%26 Oct
148SELCPaid for by SOUTHERN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTERGroupNoneNone343$188.4K~6.3M54%23 Oct
149Policy Information CenterPaid for by Fair DemocracyGroupNoneNone150$188.3K~11.5M30%20 Oct
150IMEU Policy ProjectGroupNoneNone353$187.3K~7.6M9.7%17 Oct
151Sports Betting AllianceGroupNoneNone168$186.9K~5.6M16%29 May
152Campaign for Sustainable Rx PricingGroupNoneNone395$186.1K~6.2M79%21 Oct
153USPS BusinessPaid for by United States Postal ServicePublic bodyNoneNone11$183.6K~4.2M0.0%29 Jun
154American VoiceGroupNoneNone190$182.5K~6.6M54%7 Oct
155Reform CIPAGroupNoneNone108$182.2K~15.8M53%28 Aug
156PACSA PACGroupNoneLegislature, CA454$182.1K~9.6M100%26 Oct
157Adam Miller for Los Angeles MayorPaid for by Vote Miller for LA Mayor 2026, FPPC ID # 1488039 Funding details available at ethics.lacity.govCandidateNoneLocal, CA421$181.8K~22.5M16%1 Jun
158Vote No On Amendment 3GroupNoneBallot measure, FL130$181.4K~10.8M100%25 Oct
159Wildfire Victims FirstGroupNoneNone136$179.3K~12.8M69%31 Aug
160Yes on 6 - MOPaid for by Yes on Amendment 6GroupNoneBallot measure, MO17$178.5K~8.8M0.0%26 Oct
161California Chamber of CommerceGroupNoneNone7$177.7K~6.5M100%11 Aug
162Concerned Veterans for AmericaGroupNoneNone110$177.4K~16.4M1.8%8 Oct
163Your Vote MattersGroupNoneNone210$174.6K~4.8M19%26 Oct
164Yes on Proposition 37Paid for by Yes on 37, California HomeownershipGroupNoneBallot measure, CA122$173.2K~14.1M0.0%26 Oct
165Concord ActionPaid for by Concord Coalition Action FundGroupNoneNone827$172.5K~3.5M60%24 Oct
166Matt WalshPaid for by The Daily WireMediaNoneNone388$172.1K~8.2M96%26 Oct
16732BJ SEIUPaid for by LOCAL 32B-32J S.E.I.U. SERVICE EMPLOYEE INTERNATIONAL UNIONGroupNoneNone271$168.4K~20.6M28%27 Oct
168Vote Yes on 84Paid for by Colorado Voter Trust InitiativeGroupNoneBallot measure, CO12$168.4K~7.3M0.0%14 Oct
169DeclareNewsPaid for by RightCount IncMediaNoneNone382$168.3K~6.8M1.3%27 Oct
170AJC - American Jewish CommitteePaid for by AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEEGroupNoneNone709$167.7K~6.9M1.3%26 Oct
171SEIUGroupNoneNone213$167.2K~8.4M63%26 Oct
172Maricopa County Recorder’s OfficePaid for by Maricopa County Recorder's OfficePublic bodyNoneNone30$166.7K~8.7M0.0%19 Oct
173Guard Your CardGroupNoneNone52$165.4K~908K100%6 Oct
174Punchbowl NewsMediaNoneNone537$164.6K~4.1M17%26 Oct
175Let Missouri DecidePaid for by Health Forward FoundationGroupNoneNone8$164.2K~5.8M25%23 Oct
176Lone Star Forward Fund, IncPaid for by Lone Star Forward Fund Inc.GroupNoneNone41$164K~18.5M0.0%26 Oct
177Bill Hill for AlaskansPaid for by BILL HILL FOR ALASKANSCandidateNoneHouse, at-largeNot yet called · 40.4%185$163.5K~7.9M30%26 Oct
178AFPMPaid for by American Fuel & Petrochemical ManufacturersGroupNoneNone206$161.8K~38.5M2.4%20 Oct
179Clean Up City HallPaid for by Clean Up City Hall, Mayor Lurie's Ballot Measure CommitteeGroupNoneBallot measure, CA199$161.3K~8.4M15%24 Oct
180NJ Department of Human ServicesPaid for by New Jersey Department of Human ServicesPublic bodyNoneNone768$160.6K~19.7M0.0%18 Jun
181America First Policy InstituteGroupNoneNone540$159.8K~10.3M6.4%26 Oct
182CountersparkPaid for by Counterspark, Inc.GroupNoneNone253$159.2K~6.1M22%23 Oct
183Lower Costs CoalitionGroupNoneNone1,282$158.8K~1.3M76%25 Oct
184Repeal Now AKGroupNoneBallot measure, AK123$158.1K~6.8M97%24 Oct
185No Kid HungryGroupNoneNone212$157.5K~10.7M6.2%23 Oct
186ShowMe VoicesPaid for by Health Forward FoundationGroupNoneNone18$157.2K~10.3M0.0%22 Oct
187Pharmaceutical Care Management Association (PCMA)Paid for by PHARMACEUTICAL CARE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATIONGroupNoneNone104$156.8K~10.6M35%21 Oct
188AFTGroupNoneNone531$156.8K~11.6M45%27 Oct
189Tax Relief NebraskaPaid for by TAX RELIEF NEBRASKA. 3606 N 156TH STREET, STE 101-178. OMAHA NEBRASKA 68116GroupNoneBallot measure, NE26$155.8K~12.2M0.0%26 Oct
190ACLU of MichiganPaid for by AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNIONGroupNoneNone12$153.1K~5.4M50%19 Oct
191Coalition to Strengthen America's HealthcareGroupNoneNone186$153.1K~7.3M17%19 Oct
192Restoration of America FoundationPaid for by Foundation For the Restoration of AmericaGroupNoneNone804$152.7K~2.9M9.2%26 Oct
193The BulwarkPaid for by Bulwark MediaMediaNoneNone697$152.5K~5.6M65%26 Oct
194Political IdentityUnknownNoneNone2$150K~2M11 Aug
195TechNetPaid for by TechnetGroupNoneNone184$149.9K~13.1M41%23 Oct
196Kansas United for Impartial CourtsGroupNoneBallot measure, KS189$149.5K~6.2M90%3 Aug
197Great Lakes. Michigan Jobs.GroupNoneNone39$148.3K~17.9M0.0%25 Aug
198Research for a Stronger AmericaPaid for by Research for a Stronger America IncGroupNoneNone276$147.7K~18.2M25%19 Aug
199VoteTexasPaid for by Office of the Texas Secretary of StatePublic bodyNoneNone276$146.5K~32.9M0.0%26 Oct
200Dan OsbornPaid for by Osborn for SenateCandidateNoneSenate, NELost · 43.6%179$146.4K~4.2M24%26 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.