Hedera Hashgraph

crypto

USA

Hedera Hashgraph LLC develops the Hedera Hashgraph blockchain network.

Contributions$77.2K across 9 recipients

Colorado Conservative Victory Fund$17,725.00

Jeff Crank joint fundraising committeeRepublicanColorado House District 5

Mance Harmon (CEO)June 30, 2025

$12,725.00

Mance Harmon (Founder)February 24, 2026

$5,000.00

NRSC$15,165.29

Republican Party Senate committeeRepublican

Mance Harmon (Founder)January 30, 2026

$10,000.00

Nilmini Rubin (Chief Policy Officer)January 30, 2026

$5,165.29

Davidson for Congress$13,500.00

Warren Davidson principal campaign committeeRepublicanOhio House District 8

Charles Adkins (CEO)June 27, 2025

$7,000.00

Brett McDowell (Board of Directors)June 27, 2025

$3,500.00

Nilmini Rubin (CPO)June 27, 2025

$1,000.00

Thomas Sylvester (President)June 10, 2025

$1,000.00

Monique Morrow (Board of Directors)June 3, 2025

$1,000.00

Steil for Wisconsin, Inc.$10,787.11

Bryan Steil principal campaign committeeRepublicanWisconsin House District 1

Mance Harmon (Founder)2 contributions from December 8, 2025 to December 8, 2025

$7,287.11

Nilmini Rubin (Chief Policy Officer)December 1, 2025

$3,500.00

Common Values PAC$10,000.00

John Barrasso leadership PACRepublicanWyoming Senate

Mance Harmon (Founder)January 27, 2026

$5,000.00

Nilmini Rubin (Chief Policy Officer)November 23, 2025

$5,000.00

Lummis for Wyoming Inc.$7,000.00

Cynthia Lummis principal campaign committeeRepublicanWyoming Senate

Nilmini Rubin (Chief Policy Officer)2 contributions from July 14, 2025 to November 23, 2025

Steer PAC$1,000.00

Cynthia Lummis leadership PACRepublicanWyoming Senate

Mance Harmon (Founder)January 27, 2026

Everton Blair for Congress$1,000.00

Everton Blair principal campaign committeeDemocraticGeorgia House District 13

Devin Saxon (Head of Product Marketing)June 30, 2025

Torres Victory Fund$1,000.00

Ritchie Torres joint fundraising committeeDemocraticNew York House District 15

Thomas Sylvester (President)June 10, 2025

Contributions

Where Hedera Hashgraph’s $77.2K went

to super PACs

$11K

14.3%

to party committees

$15.2K

19.6%

benefitting specific candidates

$51K

66.1%

$11K (14%) went to super PACs.

Partisan PACs are classified by party below. PACs that genuinely cross party lines are classified as non-partisan / unknown.None of this money is in the state map — such contributions aren’t tied to a state until the PAC spends them. To learn more about a PAC’s spending, click on a tracked super PAC.

Contributions by partyof $77.2K

Democratic$2K (3%)
Republican$75K (97%)
Non-partisan / unknown$0 (0%)

Contributions by party

Spending by stateof $51K directly benefitting candidates

Approximate. Some spending may be cross-state or not tied to a specific candidate, in which case it is omitted here.

Colorado$17.7K
Ohio$13.5K
Wisconsin$10.8K
Wyoming$7K
Georgia$1K
New York$1K