Spending

Here you can see the expenditures of political parties in the lead-up to the elections according to the latest data.

7 Oct - 5 Nov 2024

During this period, political parties spent a total of $158,752,016 and displayed 170710 advertisements on Meta.

	Number of Advertisers	Top Spenders	Number of Ads	Total Spend
Kamala Harris	9	1. Kamala Harris ($31,683,623) 2. Biden-Harris HQ ($3,398,746) 3. Barack Obama ($2,251,106)	45,120	$42,670,474
Progressive orgs and media	180	1. NowThis News ($4,837,488) 2. Vote Early 2022 ($3,264,234) 3. The Keystone ($2,253,939)	27,840	$31,359,973
Democratic PACs	380	1. Majority Forward ($2,633,883) 2. Future Forward ($2,479,892) 3. Progressive Turnout Project ($1,811,007)	15,950	$24,676,888
Republican PACs	267	1. America PAC ($2,746,163) 2. WinSenate ($2,563,838) 3. GOP ($2,158,242)	14,404	$19,236,050
Democrats	925	1. Colin Allred ($1,038,912) 2. Democratic Party ($688,520) 3. Sherrod Brown ($465,716)	28,425	$13,263,413
Donald Trump	5	1. Donald J. Trump ($10,494,506) 2. JD Vance ($467,004) 3. Alina Habba ($448,256)	18,108	$11,615,875
Conservative orgs and media	174	1. DailyWire+ ($2,665,821) 2. Matt Walsh ($1,172,981) 3. Maga.com ($837,996)	11,882	$10,785,349
Republicans	781	1. Congressional Leadership Fund ($1,349,605) 2. Ted Cruz ($323,989) 3. Steve Garvey ($176,178)	8,981	$5,143,994

30 Oct - 5 Nov 2024

During this period, political parties spent a total of $49,634,745 and displayed 62840 advertisements on Meta.

	Number of Advertisers	Top Spenders	Number of Ads	Total Spend
Kamala Harris	8	1. Kamala Harris ($9,914,685) 2. Biden-Harris HQ ($905,343) 3. Barack Obama ($508,342)	13,308	$12,430,664
Progressive orgs and media	157	1. NowThis News ($2,107,580) 2. Vote Early 2022 ($893,186) 3. The Keystone ($702,624)	9,757	$9,400,585
Democratic PACs	290	1. Majority Forward ($953,769) 2. Future Forward USA ($752,699) 3. Future Forward ($482,287)	6,799	$7,640,245
Republican PACs	218	1. GOP ($1,852,979) 2. America PAC ($682,463) 3. WinSenate ($610,331)	5,968	$6,612,075
Conservative orgs and media	144	1. DailyWire+ ($1,603,715) 2. Daily Wire ($644,354) 3. Matt Walsh ($534,237)	5,432	$4,781,455
Donald Trump	5	1. Donald J. Trump ($3,639,383) 2. JD Vance ($161,305) 3. Alina Habba ($91,470)	6,127	$3,917,992
Democrats	756	1. Democratic Party ($247,054) 2. Colin Allred ($159,336) 3. Ruben Gallego ($123,642)	11,388	$3,410,693
Republicans	610	1. Congressional Leadership Fund ($359,628) 2. Ted Cruz ($46,844) 3. Nick Begich ($39,219)	4,061	$1,441,036