ENGL 1100 (Duym): Reading Political Speech: Find Ads

Houses the speeches and campaign advertising of U.S. women senators and representatives, cabinet members, Supreme Court justices, governors and lieutenant governors, and first and second ladies; international women leaders.

Platforms and digital media have fundamentally changed electoral politics. This site offers a set of resources analyzing how platforms, law, and ethics shape how campaigns communicate with voters. Click on the Ad Libraries link at the bottom of the page for a discussion and comparison about political advertising on Facebook, Twitter and Google.

Factcheck.org is a nonpartisan, nonprofit “consumer advocate” for voters that aims to reduce the level of deception and confusion in U.S. politics. This page of their site fact-checks 2020 political TV ads.

View political commercials from presidential election from 1952-2016. *NOTE-Flash is required for viewing.

Search here for political ads up to 2016. Note the "Fact or Source Checked Ads" section.

The political news website, Politico, has up-to-date news, analysis and opinion focused on political ads. Articles date from 2011-2020.

Website that tracked major political races occurring in the 2012 General Election.