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Announcement· June 8, 2026

It’s not just crypto anymore.

This site started by tracking the cryptocurrency industry’s political spending. Artificial intelligence companies are now copying the same playbook, with the same strategists and the same backers. Here’s what’s new.

Industry contributions
$408.1 million
from tracked cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence industry companies and individuals
PAC funds on hand
$340 million
held by crypto- and AI-focused committees
PAC spending
$91.6 million
spent directly on federal elections this cycle
These three figures aren’t additive — they show the same money at three different stages, as it flows from donors to PACs to elections. » Follow the money flow

Top races influenced by crypto and AI industry super PAC money

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Spending by state

Top super PACs by total receipts

Issues in FEC reporting may affect this list; see the FAQ.

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This list includes only PACs that are designated with the FEC as independent expenditure only political committees (super PACs), and does not include hybrid PACs. To view all political action and party committees, including hybrid PACs, see the list of all PACs.

Recent PAC expenditures

Recent contributions

Recent contributions from tracked companies and individuals to any candidate or committee

Notable patternsupdated manually

Cross-sector · 15 races · $26.5M
Crypto and AI PACs are spending in the same races, often through the same two committees

Fifteen races have seen spending from both crypto and AI PACs, totaling $26.5M. The most common pairing is Defend American Jobs (the Republican arm of the Fairshake crypto super PAC network) and American Mission (the Republican arm of the Leading the Future AI PAC network), which have spent in seven of these races, always supporting the same candidate. One of the leaders of Leading the Future is also the longtime spokesperson for the Fairshake network.

Intra-sector conflict · NY-H-12
Two AI PACs spent $9.8M opposing each other in the same primary

Think Big spent $6.3M opposing Alex Bores in New York’s District 12; Jobs and Democracy PAC spent $3.5M supporting him. This has been the only intra-sector conflict so far this cycle.

Contributions by industryof $408.1M total

Contributions by entity

Contributions by partyof $387.1M total

Contributions from crypto and AI industry companies and associated individuals to candidates and PACs

PAC funds raisedof $340M total

All cash raised by PACs, including unspent funds from previous election cycles and transfers from other committees

PAC expendituresof $91.6M total

PAC expenditures by partyof $91.6M total

Independent expenditures by crypto- and AI-focused PACs in support of or opposition to candidates