Digital, by platform & advertiser Kansas · 3 ads on Meta & Google/YouTube · platform-reported ranges, high end is the floor · the platforms report delivery by state, not by media market

Kansas-level only, and every ad here already cleared the platform's Kansas filter (Meta: delivered in Kansas; Google & Snap: Kansas in the targeting). There is no media-market split of digital to pull — Meta reports each ad's Kansas delivery share and Google/Snap report the geography a buy targeted, neither reports dollars by market. Spend is the platform's own range; the total is the high end, the floor the rest of the app uses. In Kansas keeps only what landed here: the libraries list an ad if any of it touched Kansas and report its whole national spend, so a national advertiser's total overstates its Kansas money (Meta: spend × the ad's Kansas delivery share; Google & Snap: counted only when Kansas is in the targeting — an ad aimed at the whole United States is usually fundraising, not Kansas persuasion). The per-ad geography is in the next card.

Digital ad targeting each ad's spend beside the geography it targeted or delivered to · Google geo-targeting, Snap regions, Meta Kansas delivery share

The money trail behind streaming & programmatic FEC Schedule B and Kansas PDC reports · what each committee paid media vendors, beside what is on file for it · 59 federal committees and 62 Kansas reports read · updated 2026-10-20

No public archive shows connected-TV spending, so this card reads it from the payments side. Every candidate committee in a federal race and every sponsor in the station files or ad libraries that is a federal committee (a federal super PAC in a state race included) is read. A payment counts as connected TV when it goes to a streaming seller or its purpose line says CTV, OTT or streaming, even when paid to a media-buying firm. Unexplained is what a committee paid for media minus its station orders and library digital on file: money that bought something no public record shows — connected TV, programmatic, mail or production. A negative figure means orders are on file that the committee has not yet paid or reported. Federal reports lag (quarterly filers report up to 15 days after the quarter ends). Kansas committees — the statewide candidates and outside groups in state races — come from their Kansas Public Disclosure Commission filings: the candidates' itemized expenditures (Schedule C) and outside groups' Statements of Independent Expenditures (scanned; read by a model, check the statement before quoting a figure). Kansas reports come three times a cycle; the next covers July 24 – Oct. 22 and is due Oct. 26. A payment is not the same as ad spend — a media firm's line can bundle production and fees.