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The last 7 days and everything booked ahead. Spending from before that is left out until you ask.Include earlier spending
What is running now, what ran in the last 7 days and what is booked ahead. Station money is gross — what the advertiser is billed, not the smaller sum the station banks after the agency's commission; it is the figure the station quotes and the one a committee discloses to the FEC, so the two can be read against each other. Total on file is the larger of two reads of the same money: what the stations and platforms show (planned TV/cable/radio orders plus the high end of digital ranges) or what the committee has sworn to at the FEC (independent expenditures). The two are never added — an FEC expenditure for “television advertising” is the station orders it paid for. A floor, de-duped so order revisions, later invoices and amended filings are never counted twice (invoiced dollars are shown beside it, not added into it). Drill into every order behind it below or in the Library.
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Planned by race: U.S. Senate (Kansas) $3,595
| flight | type | station · market | race filed under | spots | GRP | planned · spent | invoiced |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-13 | Meta | Teamsters Kansas delivery 100% · 299,999 impr | U.S. Senate (Kansas) | — | — | $1,000–$1,499 spent so far | n/a |
| 2026-10-13 | Meta | Teamsters Kansas delivery 100% · 249,999 impr | U.S. Senate (Kansas) | — | — | $900–$999 spent so far | n/a |
| 2026-10-13 – 2026-10-14 | Meta | Teamsters Kansas delivery 100% · 999 impr | U.S. Senate (Kansas) | — | — | up to $99 spent so far | n/a |
| 2026-10-09 – 2026-10-14 | Meta | Teamsters Kansas delivery 100% · 14,999 impr | U.S. Senate (Kansas) | — | — | $400–$499 spent so far | n/a |
| 2026-10-09 – 2026-10-14 | Meta | Teamsters Kansas delivery 100% · 19,999 impr | U.S. Senate (Kansas) | — | — | $400–$499 spent so far | n/a |
| Total | — | — | — | — | |||
Broadcast (TV/cable/radio): planned = the station order (largest revision, counted once); invoiced = what the station later billed, shown beside planned and not added to it. Both are gross — what the advertiser pays, the figure the station quotes and the one a committee discloses to the FEC; where a filing breaks out the net, the order's own page shows what reached the station and what the agency kept. Spots = occurrences, how many times the ad airs on the flight, from the station's own schedule where the file was readable — a floor, and a dash means the schedule was scanned or unread, not zero airings. Digital (Meta): spend is the platform's own range — the high end is the floor the app counts, and it is added into the planned total; impressions and the geography each ad targeted or delivered to stand in for a station. Digital is Kansas-level (no media-market split) and carries no spots, GRP or invoice. The flight dates tell you which fight a buy was really for.
All of this advertiser's measured money is digital ($3,595); 35% of that audience is under 35 and 33% is 55 or older.
No broadcast flight here carries a readable schedule, so the figures above are the digital buying alone. Digital is Meta’s own reported delivery where the ad carries it, and the platform’s reachable Kansas audience otherwise. Media are blended by money; a digital dollar buys more impressions than a broadcast one, so the blend understates the young rather than overstating them. The method and its sources ↗
Nothing beyond the filings yet.
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| sev | item | posted |
|---|---|---|
| MED | Ad Meta ad by Teamsters: www.fb.com metaU.S. Senate (Kansas) by Teamstersre Roger Marshall |
runs 10/13–10/14 posted 10/12 19:00 CT seen 10/13 18:28 CT 23h 28m after |
| MED | Ad Meta ad by Teamsters: 91 years. That’s how many years it’s been since the last time labor law reform was passed.
Roger Marshall wil metaU.S. Senate (Kansas) by Teamstersre Roger Marshall |
runs 10/13 (open) posted 10/12 19:00 CT seen 10/13 19:32 CT 24h 32m after |
| MED | Ad Meta ad by Teamsters: Every CEO has a contract. American workers should too.
Workers across Kansas support Roger Marshall because h metaU.S. Senate (Kansas) by Teamstersre Roger Marshall |
runs 10/13 (open) posted 10/12 19:00 CT seen 10/13 19:32 CT 24h 32m after |
| MED | Ad Meta ad by Teamsters: Teamsters metaU.S. Senate (Kansas) by Teamstersre Roger Marshall |
runs 10/09–10/14 posted 10/08 19:00 CT seen 10/09 17:27 CT 22h 27m after |
| MED | Ad Meta ad by Teamsters: Teamsters metaU.S. Senate (Kansas) by Teamstersre Roger Marshall |
runs 10/09–10/14 posted 10/08 19:00 CT seen 10/09 18:31 CT 23h 31m after |