Alaska House election

Spending by cryptocurrency-focused PACs

General electionUpcoming on November 3, 2026

Nicholas Begich (R, incumbent)	No cryptocurrency-focused PACs have made expenditures pertaining to this specific race.
Bill Hill (I)
Primary winner
Primary winner

Non-partisan primaryHeld on August 18, 2026

	Support	Oppose
Nicholas Begich (R, incumbent)	$508,142	–
Bill Hill (I)	–	–

Money involved in this election

Spending by crypto-focused committees

Defend American JobsTotal spending $508,142

to support Nicholas Begich in the primary$508,142

Other spending from the industry

Cryptocurrency-related companies and individuals associated with the industry have also supported candidates in this race more directly without going through industry-focused PACs. Direct contributions are not tied to a specific sub-race.

Nicholas Begich (R)

$111,790 total from nine cryptocurrency companies and associated people

By contributor

Andreessen Horowitz

33%

Coinbase

18%

BTC Inc.

16%

Winklevoss Capital Management

13%

Andreessen Horowitz$36,750

Christopher Dixon (Partner)$18,375.00 via Hodl the Line
Mark Andreessen (Partner)$18,375.00 via Hodl the Line

Coinbase$20,500

Brian Armstrong (CEO)$7,000.00
Coinbase, Inc.$5,500.00
Jesse Pollak (VP of Engineering)$3,500.00
Faryar Shirzad (Chief Policy Officer)$3,500.00
Robert Witoff (Executive)$1,000.00

BTC Inc.$17,540

Emily Bailey (General Partner)$17,540.43 via Hodl the Line

Winklevoss Capital Management$14,000

Tyler Winklevoss (Founder)$7,000.00
Cameron Winklevoss (Founder)$7,000.00

Kalshi$7,000

Tarek Mansour (CEO)$3,500.00
Luana Lara (COO)$3,500.00

Solana Labs$7,000

Anatoly Yakovenko (CEO)$7,000.00

Solana Policy Institute$7,000

Miller Whitehouse Levine (CEO)$3,500.00
Kristin Smith (President)$3,500.00

Bitcoin Policy Institute$1,000

David Zell (President)$1,000.00

The Blockchain Association$1,000

Blockchain Association PAC (BA PAC),$1,000.00

Other support to a candidate may exceed the amounts shown in the “Money involved in this election” chart if funds have been contributed to a super PAC aligned with a candidate, but the PAC has not yet spent the funds.

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Alaska House election

General electionUpcoming on November 3, 2026

Non-partisan primaryHeld on August 18, 2026

Money involved in this election

Spending by crypto-focused committees

Other spending from the industry

Nicholas Begich (R)

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Nicholas Begich (R)

General electionUpcoming on November 3, 2026

Non-partisan primaryHeld on August 18, 2026