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| Party | Ads running this week | Top ad reach (lifetime) | Top ad spend (lifetime) | Video share, top ads | Main theme |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reform UK | ~120 | 900K-1M | £1K-£1.5K | 67% video | Local voices for Nigel, and a conference sign-up |
| Green Party of England and Wales | ~48 | — | — | 20% video | Tactical voting in Greater Manchester |
| Conservative and Unionist Party | ~9 | — | — | 62% video | A ward by-election and a welfare attack |
| Labour Party | ~2 | 200K-250K | £2K-£2.5K | 0% video | Andy Burnham and membership |
| Liberal Democrats | 0 | — | — | — | — |
| Scottish National Party | 0 | — | — | — | — |
| Plaid Cymru | 0 | — | — | — | — |
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Video"He's the only person who actually speaks up for the local people." Local people are backing Nigel against the establishment.
Video"I think they're trying to find the dirt on Farage and there isn't any." Local people are backing Nigel against the establishment.
Four short videos started on 16 July with quotes from members of the public, such as "They're all out to get him!", framing Nigel Farage as standing against "the establishment". A companion ad asked "Will he knock on your door soon?". A separate video invited supporters to Party Conference 2026, a list-building and engagement ad.
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GraphicVote for a safer Norfolk on July 16th, Vote Green.
GraphicFrom 18 July the page switched from Norfolk to the Greater Manchester mayoral contest on 30 July. The ads made a tactical case ("vote tactically - vote Green first") and cited "new data from 3,000+ residents" to claim momentum. The earlier Norfolk ad for 16 July passed a million impressions with £5K–£6K spent.
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Video🚨Vote for local man Richard Thorne in Cuxton, Halling & Riverside - the only candidate who actually lives in the ward.
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Video🗳️ Get Britain Working Again. Vote Conservative.
Most ads were low-spend (under £100) and aimed at one council ward, promoting "local man Richard Thorne" and claiming "Only the Conservatives can stop Reform" there. A national video quoted Kemi Badenoch calling Labour "the Welfare Party".
GraphicAndy Burnham wants to do things differently: problem-solving, not point-scoring; long-term, not short-term; power taken out of Westminster and put into the hands of people and places. If you agree, add your name and t…
GraphicThis is our chance to put power back where it belongs, and build a country that works for ordinary people rather than against them. Join the Labour Party today, and let’s do this together.
One ad presented Andy Burnham's approach ("problem-solving, not point-scoring", power moved out of Westminster), reaching 200K–250K with £2K–£2.5K spent. A second, smaller ad asked people to join the party.
