GraphicIf you support our call for a general election, sign our petition here. FB.ME Click here to demand a general election NOW. 🗳️
- Ran
- 23 Jul 2026 - 12 Sep 2026
- Reach
- >1M
- Spend
- £50K-£60K
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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 | ~70 | >1M | £50K-£60K | 0% video | Demand a general election; end illegal working |
| Conservative and Unionist Party | ~5 | 200K-250K | £1K-£1.5K | 20% video | Sentencing and Jackdaw petitions |
| Scottish National Party | ~5 | 25K-30K | <£100 | 25% video | A council by-election and energy bills |
| Green Party of England and Wales | ~4 | 400K-450K | £9K-£10K | 0% video | "It's Green or Labour here" |
| Labour Party | ~2 | — | — | 0% video | A Holborn & St Pancras community survey |
| Liberal Democrats | 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. 🗳️
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GraphicIf you support our call for a general election, sign our petition here.
GraphicThe petition "If you support our call for a general election, sign our petition here" has run since 23 July and is the page's biggest spend by far (£50K–£60K). A newer ad blamed "The Tories and Labour" for making Britain "one of the softest countries on earth for illegal workers". One high-reach ad from 23 August was removed for breaching Meta's advertising standards. The first Jenrick pledge card appeared on 5 September.
GraphicPLEASE SIGN & SHARE - If you agree that killers, paedophiles and domestic abusers should serve the sentence they were given, sign our petition today. Thousands of serious offenders could begin being released from pris…
GraphicPLEASE SIGN & SHARE - If you agree that killers, paedophiles and domestic abusers should serve the sentence they were given, sign our petition today. Thousands of serious offenders could begin being released from pris…
Graphic45,000 have already backed our campaign Tell Andy Burnham - Approve Jackdaw and back oil and gas jobs Click here to sign the petition
Video🗳️ Get Britain Working Again. Vote Conservative.
Two list-building petitions started on 4 September: one on "killers, paedophiles and domestic abusers" serving their full sentence, and one, claiming 45,000 backers, telling Andy Burnham to approve the Jackdaw gas field and "back oil and gas jobs". A couple of tiny "Vote Conservative today" ads ran on 2–4 September.
Graphic🥀 Remember when Labour promised you £300 off your energy bills? The reality? Bills are nearly £600 higher than the level they promised. 🏴 Scotland has the renewable energy to deliver cheaper bills, but Westminst…
Graphic🏴 If you want SNP voices standing up for you and your community, you have to vote for it. 🗳️ Vote Sam Mackenzie today for a councillor that will always stand up for Southside/Newington.
Graphic🫠 Fed up of how Labour are running Edinburgh City Council? 💪 Vote Sam Mackenzie No.1 on your ballot paper this Thursday for an SNP councillor that will always put Southside/Newington first.
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/
Small get-out-the-vote ads for Sam Mackenzie in Edinburgh's Southside/Newington ward, polling on 3 September, and a low-spend attack recalling Labour's promise of £300 off energy bills.
GraphicGreens are gaining support in Holborn & St Pancras. It's Green or Labour here!
GraphicGreens are gaining support in Holborn & St Pancras. It's Green or Labour here!
GraphicA squeeze message for Holborn & St Pancras, "Greens are gaining support", started on 4–5 September with heavy spend (£9K–£10K on the main version). It frames the seat as a two-way race with Labour.
Graphic👇 Holborn and St Pancras residents, what local issues matter most to you? Tell us by filling in our community survey.
A single local data-gathering ad from 3 September asking residents "what local issues matter most to you?". The national page ran no other message.
