News with the tag "political action committee"

With the new pro-crypto administration in office, the industry is starting to see the long-awaited change of approach regarding regulations and measures to develop the sector. Following the announcement of the first crypto-related US Senate banking subcommittee, Senator Cynthia Lummis revealed the d...

The 2024 election results are likely still days away from being called, but industry advocates are looking to the next session of the US Congress.

The Fairshake PAC reported to the FEC spending more than $760,000 on a media buy supporting Wisconsin Representative Bryan Steil, running for reelection in 2024.

Ted Cruz, representing Texas in the US Senate since 2013, has received millions in support from the crypto industry but is still at risk of losing his seat to Colin Allred.

A tech billionaire and Democratic donor is reportedly pulling his support for a network of crypto super political action committees (PACs), accusing the organizations of trying to topple an incumbent senator without informing him. Ron Conway, a San Francisco-based angel investor, blasted the crypto ...

Crypto interests are planning to go after Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) in their biggest-ever single campaign, setting aside $12 million to support the Republican candidate seeking to snatch the Senate seat from the current chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, who has been highly critical of the ...

After backing two losing candidates in Arizona primaries on July 30, the crypto-backed Fairshake PAC and its affiliates could claim up to four new victories in congressional races.

A deluge of crypto-industry money may have helped achieve a very narrow Arizona congressional primary win this week for Yassamin Ansari, a crypto-cheering Phoenix City Council member who faced a candidate backed by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.)

Ripple has the back of one its strongest supporters in his attempt to unseat powerful Senate crypto foe Elizabeth Warren.

The conservative Sentinel Action Fund supports four pro-crypto U.S. Senate candidates.