A few months back, after public scrutiny over the opacity of its ad program, Google promised to be more transparent about how political ads work on its platform. And today, the company launched a new website that keeps track of every political ad–letting users see which states spent the most and what kind of ads political groups are deploying.
This library is part of Google’s transparency report, and essentially lets you look at every ad from a verified political advertiser.
Despite this move from Google, the company may still face some issues. For example, advocates in Washington have accused both Facebook and Google of violating a law that requires them to disclose political ads.
You can check out the Google political advertising library here.
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