Paid Media News by Eric Mandell

Meta restricts new political ads for final week before US Election Day

Reported by Paid Media News
35
News

TLDR

Meta will block new political ads from October 27–November 3, 2024, though pre-approved ads can still run with limited edit options.

Jon Loomer reports that Meta is implementing a restriction period on political, election, and social-issue ads in the US during the final week before Election Day. Beginning at 12:01 am Pacific on October 27 and ending November 3, new political ads cannot launch, though ads approved and served at least once before the restriction begins may continue to run with limited edits—budget, bid, end date, and pause/unpause status only. Creative, targeting, placement, and optimization changes are blocked during the window. Advertisers running political campaigns should seek approval well in advance to avoid review delays.

Was this useful?
Share

Related articles

35
News

OpenAI added new visual ad formats, conversion tracking improvements, performance reporting, and measurement partners to ChatGPT Ads.

Paid Search & AdvertisingTools & Platforms
35
News

Google Ads is eliminating the featured professionals feature and making headshots optional for local service ads advertisers.

Paid Search & Advertising
35
News

Citizen Lab traced zero-click spyware delivered through targeted ads to 45 Al Jazeera devices, leading Google to cut off the vendor Discover-Tech.

Paid Search & Advertising
35
News

Amazon is leveraging its Thursday Night Football broadcast to pitch ad inventory to both traditional brands and e-commerce retailers seeking to expand their reach during peak shopping season.

Paid Search & Advertising