Kentucky Senate election

Spending by cryptocurrency-focused PACs

General electionUpcoming on November 3, 2026

Andy Barr (R)	No cryptocurrency-focused PACs have made expenditures pertaining to this specific race.
Charles Booker (D)

Democratic primaryHeld on May 19, 2026

Charles Booker (D)	No cryptocurrency-focused PACs made expenditures pertaining to this specific race.
Amy McGrath (D)
Pamela Stevenson (D)

Republican primaryHeld on May 19, 2026

	Support	Oppose
Andy Barr (R)	$7,798,735	–
Nate Morris (R) Withdrew	$221,403	–

Money involved in this election

Outside spending bars show money already spent by super PACs. Hatching shows industry contributions to super PACs regardless of whether the super PAC has deployed the funds. Because super PACs can hold unspent cash, the hatched amount may exceed outside spending to date.

Spending by crypto-focused committees

Defend American JobsTotal spending $7,170,138

to support Andy Barr in the primary$7,170,138

Fellowship PACTotal spending $850,000

to support Andy Barr in the primary$628,597

to support Nate Morris in the primary$221,403

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.

Andy Barr (R)

$2,470,880 total from 13 cryptocurrency companies and associated people

By contributor

Crypto.com

97%

Crypto.com$2,385,936

Foris Dax Inc$2,373,936.00 via Keep America Great PAC, Inc.
Matt David (President)$12,000.00

Robinhood$19,000

Robinhood Markets, Inc.$10,000.00
Vlad Tenev (CEO)$7,000.00
Anthony Cavallaro (Brokerage Chief Compliance Officer)$2,000.00

Andreessen Horowitz$17,500

Ben Horowitz (Cofounder & GP)$3,500.00
Christopher Dixon (General Partner)$3,500.00
Marc Andreessen (Co-Founder)$3,500.00
Felicia Horowitz (Philanthropist)$3,500.00
Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen (Founder)$3,500.00

Coinbase$13,000

Brian Armstrong (CEO)$7,000.00
Kara Calvert Campbell (Sr. Director)$3,500.00
Coinbase, Inc.$2,500.00

Paxos$7,000

Charles Cascarilla (CEO)$7,000.00

Cantor Fitzgerald$5,800

Howard Lutnick (Chairman)$5,800.00

Stripe$5,000

Stripe Inc. PAC,$5,000.00

CoinFlip$4,500

Benjamin Weiss (CEO)$3,500.00
Daniel Polotsky (Founder)$1,000.00

Telcoin$3,644

Paul Neuner (Telcoin)$3,643.56

Blockchain Capital$3,500

Bart Stephens (Managing Partner)$3,500.00

Kraken$2,500

Payward Interactive, Inc.$2,500.00

FalconX$2,000

Raghuveer Yarlagadda (CEO)$2,000.00

Ripple Labs$1,500

Brad Garlinghouse (CEO)$1,500.00

Nate Morris (R)

$1,000 total from one cryptocurrency company and associated people

By contributor

Distributed Capital Partners

100%

Distributed Capital Partners$1,000

Joseph Quintilian (Venture Capital)$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.

No cryptocurrency-focused PACs have run any known ads related to this election.

These are mostly tracked by hand, and so some advertisements may be missing. Have you seen a cryptocurrency PAC-funded advertisement pertaining to this election? Send it in!

Kentucky Senate election

General electionUpcoming on November 3, 2026

Democratic primaryHeld on May 19, 2026

Republican primaryHeld on May 19, 2026

Money involved in this election

Spending by crypto-focused committees

Other spending from the industry

Andy Barr (R)

Nate Morris (R)

Ads

Andy Barr (R)

Nate Morris (R)

General electionUpcoming on November 3, 2026

Democratic primaryHeld on May 19, 2026

Republican primaryHeld on May 19, 2026