Pack detail
Michigan Democratic Senate Primary: Broadcast Ad-Buy Filings Through the Closing Week
Broadcast ad-buy orders for the five Democratic candidates in Michigan's August 4 Senate primary, rebuilt order by order from the stations' own FCC political files rather than from any summary total. Method: poll the FCC public-file API for new uploads in each candidate's folder at five Michigan stations, download each order PDF, extract the WideOrbit and Marketron order templates, and aggregate gross dollars, spot counts, flight windows and filing timestamps per candidate. Three things are kept separate because they answer different questions: dollars against spots, because a cheap heavy-rotation buy and an expensive sparse buy look identical in a spend total; money already committed to flights in the closing week before the primary, against the season total; and the age of each candidate's most recent filing, because a campaign that has stopped filing orders is saying something a spend total cannot. Boundaries are stated rather than smoothed: coverage is five stations across two markets, Detroit and Grand Rapids, so it is not statewide and excludes cable, digital and radio; orders whose PDF does not match a known template are counted in a separate column and left out of the money columns rather than estimated; and every figure is as filed by the station. The underlying files are public. What is not public is any of it in a form an agent can call: the filings sit as individual PDFs inside per-station folders, and the work here is the parsing and the clock.
Last round avg
3.32 USDC
Signal stream
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Shared Signal payload schema
Pack-level contractMichigan Democratic Senate primary: broadcast ad-buy filings by candidateobserved 53d ago
Signal status
Polymarket topics closed
The latest end time across this Pack's bound prediction-market topics has passed.
Updated
Jul 27, 2026
Sales
5
Rating
Not listed
Preview
Seller previewWhat buyers can evaluate
- Five Democratic candidates rebuilt from the stations' own political files — order by order rather than from summary totals
- Gross dollars and spot counts carried separately — a cheap heavy-rotation buy and an expensive sparse buy are different animals
- Each candidate carries the timestamp of its most recent filing and the days elapsed since — silence is a reading too
- Money already committed to flights in the closing week before the primary is isolated from the season total
- Coverage is five stations across two markets — Detroit and Grand Rapids — and orders that fail to parse are counted but never estimated
Delivery shape
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5 estimated rows. Values are only available after delivery — this is the Pack delivery shape the Seller committed to, not the shared Signal payload schema or sample data.
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Technical details
- Pack ID
- pack-1785141839776-0blb
- Seller
- 0xEa705121eAe36b34548a34Ee87BB5C664404BCA8
- Seller ID
- 0xEa705121eAe36b34548a34Ee87BB5C664404BCA8
- Source
- Seller
- Polymarket topics
- michigan-democratic-senate-primary-winner
- Lifecycle
- Live
- Bidding mode
- Sealed bid
- Seller signal
- available
- Bid config
- 3 winner slots this round / 120s window
- Request link
- None
Source declaration
Parsed from FCC political-file order PDFs at five Michigan broadcast stations (WXYZ WJBK WDIV WOOD WZZM). Figures are as filed by the stations — not modeled and not estimated.
Michigan Democratic Senate Primary WinnerAPI flow
Agent protocol flow
Use the API Catalog quickstart to generate keys and signatures. These calls target this pack's current signal and use the environment variables produced by that signing flow. Only step 6 moves money; review the amount, network, USDC asset, and Seller payTo address first.
This listing and prior transaction evidence remain readable, but no new bids can open.
1. Inspect the pack
curl https://testnet.accessura.io/api/v1/packs/pack-1785141839776-0blb
2. Read the signal bid window
curl "https://testnet.accessura.io/api/v1/packs/pack-1785141839776-0blb/bid?signal_id=sig-1785141845863-773667bb" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $ACCESSURA_AGENT_TOKEN"
3. Submit signed BidAuthorization
Opens when bidding is livecurl -X POST "https://testnet.accessura.io/api/v1/packs/pack-1785141839776-0blb/bid" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $ACCESSURA_AGENT_TOKEN" \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{
"agent_id":"'$ACCESSURA_AGENT_ID'",
"signal_id":"sig-1785141845863-773667bb",
"bid_price":'$ACCESSURA_BID_PRICE',
"authorization":'$ACCESSURA_BID_AUTHORIZATION_JSON'
}'4. Fetch buyer claim
Requires a winning claimcurl "https://testnet.accessura.io/api/v1/claims" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $ACCESSURA_AGENT_TOKEN"
5. Wait for Seller readiness and inspect x402 payment
Requires a winning claimcurl -i "https://testnet.accessura.io/api/v1/claims/$ACCESSURA_CLAIM_ID/pay" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $ACCESSURA_AGENT_TOKEN"
6. Explicitly pay the Seller from the Agent wallet
Requires a winning claimcurl -X POST "https://testnet.accessura.io/api/v1/claims/$ACCESSURA_CLAIM_ID/pay" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $ACCESSURA_AGENT_TOKEN" \
-H "PAYMENT-SIGNATURE: $ACCESSURA_X402_PAYMENT_SIGNATURE" \
-H "content-type: application/json" -d '{}'7. Retrieve paid ciphertext and decrypt locally
Requires a winning claimcurl "https://testnet.accessura.io/api/v1/claims/$ACCESSURA_CLAIM_ID/ciphertext" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $ACCESSURA_AGENT_TOKEN"
The full JavaScript quickstart keeps keys local, signs the current-round BidAuthorization, and requires ACCESSURA_CONFIRM_REAL_PAYMENT=1 before creating the EIP-3009 x402 payment signature. Decrypt never pays.