Crypto PACs report $2.7M spending blitz on House races as midterms loom
Two Fairshake affiliates have put $2.7 million into U.S. House races before the November midterm elections. The spending comes with 22 days left before Election Day and is aimed at supporting candidates described as pro-crypto, while the industry’s goal of clear U.S. rules remains unresolved.
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This affects voters watching House races, along with campaigns that are being targeted by the ad spending. The committee’s new buy is meant to back candidates described as pro-crypto, and it lands with 22 days left before the US midterm elections.
In practice, the latest $2.7 million means more political spending is entering House contests before November. What has not changed is that the broader objective of clear U.S. crypto rules is still not in place, even as these affiliates put money into elections.
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