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- Ran
- 23 Jul 2026 - 12 Sep 2026
- Reach
- >1M
- Spend
- £50K-£60K
Photo: Priscilla Du Preez / Unsplash
| Party | Ads running this week | Top ad reach (lifetime) | Top ad spend (lifetime) | Video share, top ads | Main theme |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reform UK | ~83 | >1M | £50K-£60K | 0% video | Call an election; Operation Fortress |
| Labour Party | ~16 | — | — | 40% video | Sign up to hear from Andy |
| Conservative and Unionist Party | ~7 | 150K-175K | £900-£999 | 14% video | Cancel early prisoner release |
| Scottish National Party | ~3 | 30K-35K | <£100 | 33% video | First homes and Southside/Newington |
| Liberal Democrats | 0 | — | — | — | — |
| Green Party of England and Wales | 0 | — | — | — | — |
| Plaid Cymru | 0 | — | — | — | — |
GraphicIf you support our call for a general election, sign our petition here. FB.ME Click here to demand a general election NOW. 🗳️
GraphicIf you support our call for a general election, sign our petition here. FB.ME Click here to demand a general election NOW. 🗳️
GraphicOperation Fortress will end the invasion of our country.
GraphicThe general-election petition from 23 July remained the top ad (£50K–£60K), and a second version started on 20 August. "Operation Fortress will end the invasion of our country" and an attack saying the Conservatives "will never do what is necessary to secure our border" both ended on 22 August, replaced from 21 August by an illegal-working attack on both main parties.
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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…
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…
VideoThe circuit breaker Britain needs. Sign up to hear from Andy. ACT.LABOUR.ORG.UK
Every Labour ad this week promoted Andy Burnham personally, with lines such as "problem-solving, not point-scoring" and "power taken out of Westminster". All asked people to sign up for updates, a list-building drive rather than a policy push. The ads started on 10 August and stopped on 20–21 August.
GraphicPLEASE SIGN & SHARE - 40,000 people have already backed our campaign. Sign the petition - Tell the government to cancel the early prisoner release scheme Click here to Sign the petition
GraphicPLEASE SIGN & SHARE - 40,000 people have already backed our campaign. Sign the petition - Tell the government to cancel the early prisoner release scheme Click here to Sign the petition
GraphicPLEASE SIGN & SHARE - 40,000 people have already backed our campaign. Sign the petition - Tell the government to cancel the early prisoner release scheme Click here to Sign the petition
Graphic✅ Back our plan for a Stronger Country and a Stronger Economy. 🗳️ Vote Conservative today.
A petition claiming "40,000 people have already backed our campaign" asked the government to cancel the early prisoner release scheme, in several versions from 4 August that ended on 20–21 August. Tiny "Polls are open" ads ran on 19–22 August.
Graphic🤔 For too many young people, buying a first home feels further away than ever. 🏡The SNP’s First Homes Fund gives first-time buyers up to £10,000 towards their deposit, helping more people get a foot on the housing lad…
Graphic🗳️ Sam Mackenzie is your local SNP candidate for the Southside/Newington by-election on Thursday 3 September. 🏴 The SNP is on Scotland’s side. Tell us your views below 👇 SNP.ORG Tell us your views
Video👋 I’m Sam Mackenzie and I’m proud to call Southside/Newington my home. 🏴 I want the very best for our local area. That’s why I’m asking for your support on 3 September. WWW.SNP.ORG/VOTE/
A low-budget policy ad on the First Homes Fund deposit help, and a candidate introduction and survey for Sam Mackenzie ahead of the 3 September council by-election.
