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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 16/06/2026

Last-minute expenditures to support Barry Moore have pushed him to the #1 tech-funded candidate thus far in the 2026 midterms. The vast majority of this funding comes out of the crypto industry, whose $13M in support makes up more than 80% of independent expenditures to support him.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 16/06/2026

• Republican John Cowan, Georgia House District 11, $450k in support from Defending Our Values (Anthropic-backed AI PAC) • Republican Mike Collins, Georgia Senate runoff, $350k from the Fellowship PAC (Cantor Fitzgerald-funded crypto PAC

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 16/06/2026

There are several pimaries today with significant tech industry spending. • Republican Barry Moore, Alabama Senate runoff, $12.9M in support from three AI or crypto PACs • Republican Kevin Hern, Oklahoma Senate, $2M in support from four AI or crypto PACs influence.citationneeded.news

Money involved in this election
Barry Moore (R): Raised $2.5M ($35.6k from industry donors), $16.4M in outside spending to support ($12.6M from crypto PACs, $330k from AI PACs), $3.02k in outside spending to oppose
Jared Hudson (R): Raised $1.54M, $1.89M in outside spending to support, $3.01M in outside spending to oppose
Tommy Tuberville (R): Raised $3.99M ($21k from industry donors), $112k in outside spending to support
Steve Marshall (R): Raised $1.4M, $1.04M in outside spending to support, $17.1k in outside spending to oppose
Rodney Walker (R): Raised $2.01M
Kyle Sweetser (D): Raised $159k
Dakarai Larriett (D): Raised $136k
Everett Wess (D): Raised $73.8k
Mark Wheeler II (D): Raised $17.4k

Money involved in this election
Kevin Hern (R): Raised $8.28M ($23k from industry donors), $2.11M in outside spending to support ($1.04M from crypto PACs, $1.03M from AI PACs)
Jim Priest (D): Raised $203k
N'Kiyla Thomas (D): Raised $45.1k

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 18/03/2026

He voted in the Illinois legislature in August 2025 to support a bill that created the Digital Assets and Consumer Protection Act, which imposes regulatory requirements on cryptocurrency business in the state.

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Molly White @molly.wiki · 18/03/2026

The cryptocurrency industry super PACs dumped $14.2 million into the Illinois primaries. 90% of that – $12.8 million – was wasted, in that it went to opposing Democratic candidates who won their primaries (Stratton in the Senate race, Ford in H-07) or supporting their opponents.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 18/03/2026

La Shawn Ford has overcome $2.5 million in crypto industry opposition spending to win the Democratic primary in Illinois' District 7. www.followthecrypto.org/2026/electio...

Money involved in this election
La Shawn Ford (D): Raised $495k, $2.48M in outside spending to oppose ($2.48M from crypto PACs)
Jason Friedman (D): Raised $2.51M ($4.5k from crypto donors), $337k in outside spending to support, $60.6k in outside spending to oppose
Thomas Fisher (D): Raised $800k, $120k in outside spending to support
Anthony Driver Jr. (D): Raised $224k, $562k in outside spending to support
Richard Boykin (D): Raised $383k
Reed Showalter (D): Raised $332k
Anabel Mendoza (D): Raised $228k
Rory Hoskins (D): Raised $200k
Danny Davis (D): Raised $101k
Chad Koppie (R):
Patricia Easley (R):

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 18/03/2026

Robert Peters has lost his Democratic primary in Illinois, where the Fairshake pro-crypto super PAC network spent $817,000 against him. The AI PACs, which share leadership, backed Jackson. However, the victor, Donna Miller, also received an "A" rating from the Stand With Crypto advocacy group.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 18/03/2026

Juliana Stratton wins the Illinois Senate Democratic primary, overcoming $10 million in crypto industry opposition spending. www.followthecrypto.org/2026/electio...

Senate
Protect Progress and FairShake spent $30,183 to support Raja Krishnamoorthi in the Democratic primary.
Andreessen Horowitz, Coinbase, Solana Labs, and 2 other companies (or their executives) also contributed $25,300 to support Raja Krishnamoorthi.

Raja Krishnamoorthi was defeated in the Democratic primary.
Protect Progress and FairShake spent $285,008 to support Robin Kelly in the Democratic primary.

Robin Kelly was defeated in the Democratic primary.
Protect Progress and FairShake have spent $9,985,734 to oppose Juliana Stratton in the Democratic primary.
Juliana Stratton has an upcoming general election on November 3, 2026.

Money involved in this election
Raja Krishnamoorthi (D): Raised $30.5M ($25.3k from crypto donors), $412k in outside spending to support ($30.2k from crypto PACs), $3.34M in outside spending to oppose
Juliana Stratton (D): Raised $4.06M, $9.07M in outside spending to support, $10.4M in outside spending to oppose ($9.99M from crypto PACs)
Robin Kelly (D): Raised $3.31M, $1.28M in outside spending to support ($285k from crypto PACs)
Dick Durbin (D): Raised $2.37M
Don Tracy (R): Raised $2.26M
Jeannie Evans (R): Raised $630k

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Frank Calabrese @frankcalabrese.bsky.social · 14/03/2026

La Shawn Ford’s campaign launched a rebuttal ad against Fairshake, the crypto super PAC that has spent $2.5 million against him in #IL07. The ad points to TV and print coverage to show that Fairshake’s attacks omit a key fact: the charges against Ford were dropped.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 12/03/2026

The claim that “Juliana Stratton’s Super PAC is Funded by ICE Contractor” is also misleading. The super PAC in question is the Democratic Lieutenant Governor's Association, which is backing Stratton but is not “her” PAC. DLGA received $50k from CoreCivic, which it said it donated to the NILC.

Still frame from ad, showing Stratton with overlaid text: “Juliana Stratton’s Super PAC is Funded by ICE Contractor, CBS News 2/18/26”

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 12/03/2026

Fairshake’s three biggest backers are Coinbase ($56M), Ripple ($48M), and Andreessen Horowitz ($24M). They’ve contributed $1M, $4.9M, and $6M to Trump’s super PACs this cycle, and Coinbase and Ripple have both funded things like Trump’s ballroom project.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 12/03/2026

Crypto super PAC Fairshake is approaching $10M attacking IL Dem Senate candidate Juliana Stratton for taking ~$40k from “MAGA donors”. Meanwhile the Fairshake network has spent millions backing MAGA candidates like Barry Moore (AL), Randy Fine & Jimmy Patronis (FL), and Jessica Steinmann (TX).

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Ryan Ottignon @ryaninevanston.bsky.social · 10/03/2026

Bean indeed was supported in a new ad today, paid for by pro-crypto PAC Protect Progress, Democrat-supporting arm of Fairshake. Bean is the sixth of eight frontrunners who filled out the Stand With Crypto questionnaire to receive direct or indirect support from a linked super PAC.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 09/03/2026

Executives at some of the firms funding Fairshake have contributed directly to Raja Krishnamoorthi's campaign, though the PACs have not made any expenditures to support him to date.

Cryptocurrency-related companies or individuals associated with the industry have also supported candidates in this race more directly, without going through the cryptocurrency-focused PACs.

Other spending from the industry
Raja Krishnamoorthi
$22,000 in total other support from companies and individuals
Andreessen Horowitz – $14,000
$7,000.00 from Christopher Dixon (Partner)
$7,000.00 from Ben Horowitz (Cofounder And GP)
Coinbase – $3,500
$3,500.00 from Greg Tusar (VP Institutional)
Solana Labs – $3,500
$3,500.00 from Anatoly Yakovenko (CEO And Co-Founder)
FalconX – $1,000
$1,000.00 from Raju Indukuri (Founder)

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 09/03/2026

The Fairshake network of pro-crypto super PACs has just spent $90,000 to back Robin Kelly in the Illinois Senate race, where they've spent over $5.5 million to oppose Juliana Stratton. www.followthecrypto.org/2026/electio...

Money involved in this election
Raja Krishnamoorthi (D): Raised $28M ($22K from crypto donors), $350K in outside spending to support, $3.2M in outside spending to oppose
Juliana Stratton: Raised $3.2M, $8.8M in outside spending to support, $5.89M in outside spending to oppose ($5.5M from crypto PACS)
Robin Kelly: Raised $2.9M, $440k in outside spending to support ($90K from crypto PACs)

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 04/03/2026

The biggest outstanding question is whether Democrat Christian Menefee (backed by more than $1.5 million in crypto super PAC money) will defeat incumbent Al Green, an outspoken Trump opponent who's been skeptical of crypto.

NBC primary results showing Christian Menefee at 46% with 31,280 votes; Al Green at 45.6% with 30,975 votes; Amanda Edwards at 6.5% with 4,427 votes. 67.3% of expected votes in (Est. remaining 34,000)

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 04/03/2026

A number of crypto-funded candidates advanced in tonight's primaries, though mostly ones who were already safe bets. • Jessica Steinmann (R, #TX08, $772,000 from crypto PACs) • French Hill (incumbent R, #AR02, $418,000) • Trever Nehls (R, #TX22, $141,000) • Timothy K. Moore (R, #NC14, $81,000)

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 28/02/2026

Stratton’s Democratic opponents, Reps. Raja Krishnamoorthi and Robin Kelly, both voted for the crypto industry’s GENIUS Act stablecoin legislation last year. Krishnamoorthi seems to be the industry favorite, enjoying $22k in contributions from Andreessen Horowitz, Coinbase, Solana, FalconX execs

Other spending from the industry
Raja Krishnamoorthi
$22,000 in total other support from companies and individuals
Andreessen Horowitz – $14,000
$7,000.00 from Christopher Dixon (Partner)
$7,000.00 from Ben Horowitz (Cofounder And GP)
Coinbase – $3,500
$3,500.00 from Greg Tusar (VP Institutional)
Solana Labs – $3,500
$3,500.00 from Anatoly Yakovenko (CEO And Co-Founder)
FalconX – $1,000
$1,000.00 from Raju Indukuri (Founder)

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 28/02/2026

This is the PACs’ new largest expenditure to date. The opposition spending somewhat mimics Fairshake’s opposition to Katie Porter in 2024. Like Porter, she has not been tremendously outspoken about crypto, but she has been endorsed by industry enemy Senator Elizabeth Warren.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 28/02/2026

The Fairshake pro-crypto super PAC has just spent $5.2 million on attack ads targeting Democrat Juliana Stratton in her primary race for Illinois Senate. The ads cast her as “corrupt criminal Mike Madigan’s hand-picked politician” who “follow[s] his orders at any cost”.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

The Fairshake network, which is backing Moore via its “Defend American Jobs” conservative arm, has said it intends to spend $5 million on a five-week ad campaign supporting Moore and highlighting Trump’s endorsement. aldailynews.com/crypto-super...

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Crypto super PAC pumps $5M into GOP primary to support Moore

A cryptocurrency super PAC will spend $5 million over five weeks on ads to support Rep. Barry Moore's bid for U.S. Senate.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

Other February PAC spending mostly targets races in states with early primaries. • $260k to back Jessica Steinmann in TX H-8 • $92k to back Chris Gober in TX H-10 • $141k to back Trever Nehls in TX H-22 • $81k to back Tim Moore in NC H-14

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

Josh Vlasto is simultaneously one of the leaders of the pro-AI industry super PAC spending in support of Jackson, and the spokesperson for the Fairshake pro-crypto super PAC spending against Peters.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

He added, "They’re all in for my opponent because he’s already shown that he can be bought—and I’ve made it clear that I can’t." This is a nod to his opponent Jesse Jackson Jr., whose $1.1 million in outside support all comes from the Think Big pro-AI industry super PAC.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

Peters issued a statement that “Super PACs funded by Trump-aligned billionaires are dumping millions of dollars into this race to try to buy this seat and subvert the will of the electorate."

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

On February 17, the Fairshake crypto super PAC spent $41,000 to oppose Democrat Robert Peters in his primary race in Illinois District 2. As with Ford in District 7, the PACs are targeting him for his support of a consumer protection bill in the IL Senate. www.followthecrypto.org/2026/electio...

Money involved in this election

Donna Miller (D): $1.3M raised, $1.5M in outside spending to support
Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. (D): $206k raised, $1.1M in outside spending to support
Robert Peters (D): $900k raised, $310k in outside spending to support, $82k in outside spending to oppose ($41k from crypto PACs)
Mike Noak (R): No spending data

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

The PAC is targeting Ford because of his August 2025 support for a bill in the Illinois legislature that created the Digital Assets and Consumer Protection Act, which imposes regulatory requirements on cryptocurrency business in the state.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

Fairshake's spending went towards an attack ad and mailers that falsely imply Ford was convicted of felonies related to bank fraud, says the Wednesday Journal.

Ford, one of 13 Democratic primary candidates looking to succeed the retiring Danny K. Davis as 7th District representative in Congress, stood with Davis and other supporters at his campaign headquarters to address a video ad and political mailers that falsely imply that he was convicted of felonies related to bank fraud. 

The attack ad, created by the Fairshare super PAC, referred to a federal indictment against Ford in 2012, charging him with bank fraud and submitting false information. The video pieces together statements in a way that conveys that one statement made related to the next statement. But they do not. 

Ford, the video intones, “was indicted on 17 counts.” Waiting a moment for effect, they repeat, “17 counts” over a graphic of “17 counts” handwritten on a piece of cardboard.

“The verdict? Ford convicted of tax fraud.” But Ford was not charged with tax fraud in the 17-count indictment. That single charge was in a superseding indictment.

In 2014, after the original prosecutor left office, another prosecutor took over the case, and the U.S. Attorney in Chicago suddenly dropped all 17 felony charges in exchange for Ford agreeing to enter a guilty plea to a single misdemeanor tax charge. Ford, who has worked in real estate and property rehab on the West Side, agreed to plead guilty to overstating the rehab costs on one of his properties by about $23,000, which lowered his capital gains taxes when the property was sold, resulting in $3,782 in lost tax revenue to the IRS.

He was sentenced to probation, a $1,000 fine and restitution.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

Crypto super PAC Fairshake has spent more than $1.5 million on ads against Illinois District 7 candidate La Shawn Ford in his Democratic primary. Ford has denounced the spending as "blood money". www.followthecrypto.org/2026/electio...

Money involved in this election

La Shawn Ford (D): $410k raised, $1.6M in outside spending to oppose ($1.58M from crypto PACs)
Jason Friedman (D): $1.8M raised ($4.5k from crypto donors), $180k in outside spending to support
Thomas Fisher (D): $630k raised, $120k in outside spending to support
Richard Boykin (D): $330k raised
Anthony Driver Jr. (D): $180k raised, $82k in outside spending to support
Reed Showalter (D): $250k raised
Rory Hoskins (D): $160k raised
Anabel Mendoza (D): $130k raised
Danny Davis (D, not running): $86k raised

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

While Menefee has embraced blockchain and AI in statements on his website and to crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto, this is likely also strongly motivated by Al Green's outspoken opposition to Trump, including calls for his impeachment.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

From February 12–17, the Fairshake crypto super PAC network spent $1.5 million to support Democrat Christian Menefee in his primary race against Al Green in District 18 (incumbent in District 9). Fairshake has deemed Green "actively hostile" to crypto. www.followthecrypto.org/2026/electio...

Money involved in this election
Christian Menefee (D): $2.7M raised, $2M in outside spending to support ($1.56M from crypto PACs)
Amanda Edwards (D): $1.7M raised
Al Green (D): $940k raised
Ronald Whitfield (R) and Elizabeth Vences (R) have no fundraising to report

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

From February 11–18, the Fairshake cryptocurrency super PAC network has spent over $2 million to back current Alabama Rep. Barry Moore in his Senate campaign. This is the largest PAC expenditure to date for the 2026 midterms. www.followthecrypto.org/2026/electio...

Money involved in this election

Tommy Tuberville (R, not running in this race): $4M raised ($21,000 from crypto donors), $110k in outside spending to support
Barry Moore (R): $1.4M raised, $2.3M in outside spending to support ($2.015M from crypto PACs)
Steve Marshall (R): $1.2M raised
Jared Hudson (R): $850k raised, $51k in outside spending to support
Rodney Walker (R): $620k raised
Kyle Sweetser (D): $120k raised
Dakarai Larriett (D): $100k raised
Mark Wheeler II (D): $15k raised

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

From February 5–18, the Fairshake super PAC network spent $384,000 to support incumbent Republican French Hill in Arkansas’ District 2. Hill is Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee and a longtime industry ally who has also received $500,000 in direct support from Coinbase and others.

Money involved in this election
French Hill (R): $3.1M raised (~$543,000 from crypto donors), $420,000 in outside spending to support ($384,000 from crypto PACs)
Chris Jones (D): $470,000 raised
Chase McDowell (R): $160,000 raised

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 26/02/2026

From February 12–19, the Fairshake cryptocurrency super PAC network has spent $81,000 to support Republican Tim Moore in North Carolina’s 14th District. www.followthecrypto.org/2026/electio...

Chart showing money involved in this election.
Timothy K. Moore: $1.1M raised, $81,000 in outside spending to support (all from crypto PACs)
Brent Caldwell: $59,000 raised
Kate Barr: $18,000 raised

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 06/11/2024

Democrat Elizabeth Warren has won re-election to the Massachusetts Senate, winning over longshot crypto candidate Republican John Deaton. Deaton received $1.7 million in backing from crypto industry, which also spent a bit over $400K to oppose Warren. www.followthecrypto.org/elections/MA-S

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Massachusetts Senate election | Follow the Crypto

Cryptocurrency industry spending to influence the Massachusetts Senate election.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 06/11/2024

Republican Jim Justice has won his West Virginia Senate race, flipping the seat from retiring Democrat Joe Manchin. Justice was heavily favored to win. He received $3 million in crypto super PAC support in his primary race, but no support in the general. www.followthecrypto.org/elections/WV-S

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West Virginia Senate election | Follow the Crypto

Cryptocurrency industry spending to influence the West Virginia Senate election.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 06/11/2024

Republican Jim Banks has won his Indiana Senate race, as the heavily favored candidate. He received $3 million in crypto super PAC support in his primary race, but no support in the general. followthecrypto.org/elections/IN-S

Chart of spending in the Indiana Senate race. Jim Banks raised $6.8 million and $4 million was spent to support him. $3 million of it was from the crypto industry. Two Democratic opponents, Valerie McCray and Marc Carmichael, raised a little over $100K.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 27/09/2024

Other recent crypto PAC spending: • Almost $2 million to support Pat Ryan (Democrat running in NY District 18) • Almost $975,000 to support Angie Craig (Democrat running in MN District 2) • A little over $800,000 to support Eric Sorenson (Democrat running in IL District 17)

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 27/09/2024

Crypto super PACs have contributed another $3.1 million to support Elissa Slotkin (Democrat running for Michigan Senate). She has received $10 million from them so far, the second largest contribution to a single candidate (behind Bernie Moreno in Ohio). followthecrypto.org/elections/MI-S

Spending in the Michigan Senate race. Elissa Slotkin (D) has raised $24 million. $14 million has been spent to oppose her. $13 million has been spent to support her, $10 million of which is from the crypto industry.
Mike Rogers (R) has raised $5.4 million. $20 million has been spent to oppose him. $13 million has been spent to support him.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 14/09/2024

A cryptocurrency-focused super PAC has just spent another $7.6 million to support Republican Bernie Moreno in his Ohio Senate race against Democratic incumbent Sherrod Brown. This PAC has poured $27 million into backing Moreno in the last month. www.followthecrypto.org/elections/OH-S

Money involved in this election
Sherrod Brown (Democrat) has raised $53 million; $3 million in outside spending has gone to support him; $24 million in outside spending has been spent to oppose him
Bernie Moreno (Republican) has raised $16 million; $36 million in outside spending has gone to support him ($27 million from the crypto industry); $19 million in outside spending has been spent to oppose him

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 08/09/2024

• Another $1.88M to support Yadira Caraveo (Dem running for a House seat in Colorado District 8), totaling $1.95M so far • Another $912K to support Zach Nunn (Rep running for a House seat in Iowa District 3), totaling $985K so far

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 08/09/2024

• $3.2M to support Elissa Slotkin (Dem running for MI Senate) • $2.28M to support Don Davis (Dem running for a House seat in NC District 8) • $1.9M to support Mary Peltola (Dem running for the Alaska House seat)

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 08/09/2024

Some more big spending coming out of the crypto industry recently: • Another $7.6M to support Bernie Moreno (Republican candidate for Ohio Senate), totaling $19.6M in support thus far • $3.5M to support Ruben Gallego (Dem running for AZ Senate)

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 04/09/2024

Despite his long odds, the crypto industry has backed him thus far to the tune of about $2.5 million, around $1.3 million of which was spent on his primary race.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 04/09/2024

He faces a much tougher challenge in November against crypto's public enemy #1 in Congress, Elizabeth Warren (who did not face a primary challenger). She is very popular outside of the crypto niche, and also benefits from the general advantage Democrats have in MA.

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 04/09/2024

Deaton was up against blockchain company founder Ian Cain, who was also supported by some in the crypto world, and Trump-aligned Robert Antonellis (not a fan of crypto). Deaton won around 65% of the vote.

U.S. Senate
Republican Primary
Latest results from 17m ago
>95% OF VOTES IN
U.S. Senate, Republican Primary race called
U.S. Senate, Republican Primary
Candidate Votes PercentPct. Chart showing percent
John Deaton
133,936 +64.9%64.9%
Robert Antonellis
53,589 +26.0%26.0
Ian Cain
18,777 +9.1%9.1
Total reported
206,302

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 04/09/2024

Crypto candidate John Deaton won his R primary in the Massachusetts Senate race, where he will now face Elizabeth Warren. The crypto industry — mainly the Winklevoss twins, Ripple, and Potter Ventures — has been spending heavily to support him. followthecrypto.org/elections/MA-S

Top donors
Winklevoss Capital
$1,019,295.29
Tyler WinklevossFounderJuly 18, 2024
$510,044.30
Cameron WinklevossFounderJuly 18, 2024
$509,250.99
Ripple Labs
(Ripple Labs Inc) May 15, 2024
$1,000,000.00
Philip PotterInvestor
Potter Ventures LLC
July 23, 2024
$496,849.86
James MurphyFounder
Ludlow Street Advisors LLC
April 15, 2024
$50,000.00

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Tech Influence Watch @influence.citationneeded.news · 27/08/2024

McBride was among the signatories of the letter to the DNC and Kamala Harris, which urged them to "champion" crypto. She also appeared at the "Crypto 4 Harris" event earlier this month. followthecrypto.org/elections/DE...

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Delaware House election | Follow the Crypto

Cryptocurrency industry spending to influence the Delaware House election.

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