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Reilly Neill for U.S. Senate US Inactive

REILLY FOR MONTANA

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Daines is pushing the Montana Sportsmen Conservation Act to remove Wilderness Study Area protections for Montana landscapes, protections that exist so Congress can make deliberate decisions in public. When protections are stripped, the next steps can become permanent. Roads, industrial disturbance, and destabilized slopes change runoff. Sediment and warmer water affect creeks and downstream users. Public lands in Montana are working lands. Headwaters protection supports agriculture, fisheries, and rural communities. Decisions about protections decide what happens upstream and who pays downstream. Call your Senators and tell them we need public oversight: Senator Steve Daines — Washington, D.C. Office: (202) 224-2651 Senator Tim Sheehy — Washington, D.C. Office: (202) 224-2644 Read more: https://myemail.constantcontact.com/Montana-Messaging-for-Organizers-.html?soid=1141992793383&aid=DspZ-1mwDN0

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Performance proxies

Overall score31.6/100
Spend / Reach / Long. / Eff.0.0 · 53.0 · 1.1 · 72.5
Spend range<USD 99
Impressions9,000 – 9,999
CPM (≈ $/1k impr)USD 5.21
Est. audience size
Days live5 (2026-02-17 → 2026-02-22)
Created2026-02-17
Creative variants1 body · 0 headline
Platformsfacebook, instagram
Languagesen
CandidateMT — Reilly Neill
Surfaced by“senate:Reilly Neill”

🧠 AI analysis

Issueenergy environment
Framingattack opponent
Message typepersuasion
Emotional appealfear
Production tiersemi pro
Who picturedopponent
Symbolsfarm rural
Call to actionnone
Standout elementUnflattering side-profile photo of Daines embedded in a shared Bozeman Daily Chronicle news post lending third-party credibility to the attack
TacticThe ad uses a news screenshot as borrowed authority to amplify an attack on Daines over public lands, framing the policy threat in concrete downstream consequences for agriculture and fisheries to alarm rural Montana voters.

Where it ran (delivery by region)

Montana14.5%
California7.2%
Washington5.7%
Florida4.5%
Michigan3.6%
Oregon3.5%
Texas3.4%

Who saw it (delivery)

18-24 · female 0.2%
45-54 · male 3.6%
65+ · male 26.0%
65+ · female 36.5%
55-64 · unknown 0.3%
55-64 · male 9.5%
55-64 · female 11.3%
45-54 · unknown 0.1%
45-54 · female 3.9%
18-24 · male 0.2%
35-44 · unknown 0.2%
35-44 · male 2.7%
35-44 · female 2.7%
25-34 · unknown 0.1%
25-34 · male 1.2%
25-34 · female 0.9%
18-24 · unknown 0.0%
65+ · unknown 0.7%

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