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Will crypto-backed candidates win more than 5 Senate seats in 2024?
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Coinbase•Ripple Labs•Cameron•Tyler Winklevoss•Gemini•US Presidential Election•Republican•John Curtis•Mitt Romney•Senate•Utah•Curtis•Defend American Jobs PAC
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Crypto PACs Spend $80.5M on US Election, Boost John Curtis for Mitt Romney's Utah Senate Seat
Oct 19, 2024, 11:12 AM
Three super PACs, backed by crypto giants Coinbase, Ripple Labs, and Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss of Gemini, have spent over $80.5 million on the general election. Pro-crypto organizations have emerged as dominant megadonors in the US Presidential Election. The cryptocurrency industry's $130 million congressional election spending spree has notably benefited candidates like Republican congressman John Curtis, who is running for Mitt Romney’s Senate seat in Utah. Curtis, known for his pro-crypto policies, has received significant financial backing from crypto-friendly PACs, including the Defend American Jobs PAC.
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