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The public political ads library
Anyone can see which political and issue ads ran, who paid, where they ran, and roughly how much was spent.
Updated 2026-11-02
Every political or issue ad on MailAdx has a public notice. The library lists those notices, and anyone can read them without signing in.
Find the library
- Every political ad's label links to its own notice.
- Publishers can open it from the link at the bottom of the Political Ads page.
- Advertisers can open a campaign's notice from Public notice on the order.
Search by sponsor, election or issue, or filter by a two-letter country code.
What a notice shows
- Who paid: the "Paid for by" name, legal name, type, address, country, contact, funding and any registration.
- Whether the sponsor is verified: which countries and until when. If a newsletter sold the ad itself, the notice says that the newsletter attests the sponsor's identity.
- The election or issue the ad is about.
- Delivery: when it ran, the planned dates, how many newsletters ran it, and impressions and amount spent as ranges rather than exact numbers.
- Targeting: countries, and any states, devices and languages. Political ads use no audience segments, retargeting or other personal data.
- The ads themselves, with where they link to.
What's listed, and when
A campaign appears once it has a live line item or has delivered. It stays listed after it ends. Campaigns from test accounts aren't listed.
Report an ad
If you think a political ad breaks the rules, write to support@mailadx.com with its notice number.
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