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Know who's asking for your vote
Every federal and Victorian seat, politician and party, on one page each: who holds it, who's running, and the Facebook and Instagram ads they're paying for. Built from parliament records and Meta's Ad Library, updated every week.
Spent on this ad so far$22.2K–$32.8K
Times it's been shown3.5M–4.2M
The biggest new ad of the last two weeks
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What each party is promising Victorians
Health, housing, crime, transport and more: every side's promises next to each other, quoted from their own ads.
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Which party matches you?
Answer questions on live Victorian issues and see how close you are to each party. Every position is sourced.
Take the quizVictoria votes in 15 days
Spend on ads started in the last 30 days by Victorian parties, MPs, candidates, unions and groups, by side.
The Victorian seats with the most money behind them
Every district has a page: who holds it, who's running, and what they're spending on ads.
- Hawthorn $19.1K–$28.1K
- Melbourne $12.7K–$17.3K
- Niddrie $13.1K–$16.2K
- Preston $12.3K–$16.1K
- Ivanhoe $11.7K–$16.1K
- Richmond $8.6K–$11K
- Kew $5.1K–$8.5K
- Euroa $1.9K–$6.3K
- Bayswater $4.5K–$6.2K
- Sandringham $4K–$5.5K
- Greenvale $3.6K–$5.3K
- Williamstown $4K–$5.3K
Or browse every politician, the parties, federal divisions and senators.
Seats in every parliament: Federal, Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania, Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory.
Interest groups have spent 3 times what all the parties and politicians we track have
Interest groups: at least $2.6M. Parties and politicians combined: at least $448K. Totals cover every ad seen since tracking began.
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The biggest ads of the last two weeks
Ads that started in the last 14 days, ranked by what Meta says was spent on them so far.
