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Beneficiaries

Tracked cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence industry sources have contributed more than $448 million to 1055 federal recipients during the 2026 election cycle — including candidates, party committees, and super PACs.

Top recipient in each category

Top candidate
Donald Trump (R)

President

$358.2M
Top PAC
SLF PAC (R)

supports Senate Republicans

$175.5M

All recipients

RecipientPartyTotal industry contributions
Donald TrumpPresidentR$358,156,614
SLF PACsupports Senate RepublicansR$175,490,000
Fairshake cryptosupports cryptocurrency industry interests–$130,202,470
Leading the Future aisupports artificial intelligence industry interests–$75,100,000
Congressional Leadership Fundsupports House RepublicansR$40,133,855
Vivek Ramaswamyran for PresidentR$35,110,000
Club for Growth Actionsupports small-government conservatives–$18,000,000
School Freedom Fundsupports school privatization–$17,900,000
Protect Freedom Political Action CommitteeJeff Yass-backed super PAC, supports Republicans and LibertariansR$12,500,000
Fellowship PAC cryptosupports MAGA pro-crypto candidatesR$11,000,000
Nate Morriscandidate for Kentucky SenateR$10,051,000
Warren Paxtoncandidate for Texas SenateR$10,042,500
Republican National Committeesupports RepublicansR$7,128,110
SMPsupports Senate DemocratsD$6,951,000
Invest In Tomorrow Coalition PACsolar energy-backed super PAC–$5,500,000
HMPsupports House DemocratsD$5,063,235
Defending Our Values PAC aisupports Republican, pro-artificial intelligence industry candidatesR$4,900,000
Grow the MajorityMike Johnson-led joint fundraising committee supporting House RepublicansR$4,626,267
Win It Back PACopposes Donald Trump–$4,500,000
Abundant Future aiSilicon Valley–backed super PAC supporting Scott Wiener–$4,100,000
AFC Victory Fundsupports school privatization–$4,000,000
NRSCRepublican Party Senate committeeR$3,451,149
NRSC Victorysupports Senate RepublicansR$3,360,500
Jobs and Democracy PAC aisupports Democratic, pro-artificial intelligence industry candidates–$2,650,000
Garland Barrcandidate for Kentucky SenateR$2,515,056
Aurora Action Networkseeks to repeal ranked choice voting in Alaska–$2,500,000
The Sentinel Action Fundsupports conservative candidatesR$2,315,000
DSCCDemocratic Party Senate committeeD$2,279,200
DCCCDemocratic Party House committeeD$1,967,025
James Talaricocandidate for Texas SenateD$1,789,900
NRCCRepublican Party House committeeR$1,531,667
Thomas Emmercandidate for Minnesota House District 6R$1,310,487
Great Opportunity PAC, Inc.Tim Scott-affiliated super PAC aimed at attracting Republican voters of colorR$1,250,000
First Principles Digital cryptosupports pro-crypto Republicans–$1,107,006
John Deatoncandidate for Massachusetts SenateR$1,027,130
Next Generation Action PACsupports young progressive candidatesD$1,025,000
Digital Freedom Fund cryptosupports pro-Trump, pro-crypto industry candidatesR$1,000,000
Public First aisupports pro-artificial intelligence industry candidates–$1,000,000
Jane Fonda Climate PACsupports climate-focused candidatesD$1,000,000
Alabama Freedom FundClub for Growth Action-linked super PAC, supports MAGA RepublicansR$1,000,000
Truth and Courage PACsupports Ted CruzR$1,000,000
One Team Senate Majoritysupports Senate RepublicansR$995,700
Americans 4 Security PACconservative super PAC promoting policies supporting economic and national securityR$775,000
James Hillcandidate for Arkansas House District 2R$639,050
Robert Kennedyran for PresidentI$594,434
Alexander Borescandidate for New York House District 12D$550,912
Mark Warnercandidate for Virginia SenateD$550,305
Defend Our Majoritysupports House RepublicansR$531,400
Wisconsin Working PAC cryptoCrypto.com-backed super PAC–$515,403
Texans for A Conservative Majoritysupports Texas conservativesR$500,000