Elections
Every federal race where tracked cryptocurrency- and artificial intelligence-aligned super PACs have spent to support or oppose candidates, or where candidates have received direct contributions from industry-linked donors.
Races influenced by crypto and AI industry super PAC money
Other races where crypto and AI companies and executives have contributed
Federal races with no tracked super-PAC activity — only direct contributions from crypto and AI companies and executives to a candidate’s principal campaign committee.
| Candidate | State | Office | Total industry contributions | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dan SullivanS4AK00214 | AK | Senate | Direct contributions$383,100 | |
Zach Nunn (R, incumbent) | IA | House District 3 | Direct contributions$265,291 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
| James JohnsonH6LA04138 | LA | House District 4 | Direct contributions$252,874 | |
Katherine Clark (D, incumbent) | MA | House District 5 | Direct contributions$237,500 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
Tom Cotton (R, incumbent) | AR | Senate | Direct contributions$229,934 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
Sam Liccardo (D, incumbent) | CA | House District 16 | Direct contributions$203,300 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
John Cornyn (R, incumbent) | TX | Senate | Direct contributions$199,582 | Defeated in the Republican primary runoff |
Ro Khanna (D, incumbent) | CA | House District 17 | Direct contributions$198,467 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
Angie Craig (D) | MN | Senate | Direct contributions$192,600 | Defeated in the Democratic primary |
Mike Lawler (R, incumbent) | NY | House District 17 | Direct contributions$190,172 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
Seth Moulton (D) | MA | Senate | Direct contributions$167,676 | Defeated in the Democratic primary |
Michael Whatley (R) | NC | Senate | Direct contributions$155,000 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
Jon Ossoff (D, incumbent) | GA | Senate | Direct contributions$153,926 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
Cynthia Lummis (R, incumbent) | WY | Senate | Direct contributions$144,673 | Declined to run |
John Hickenlooper (D, incumbent) | CO | Senate | Direct contributions$141,427 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
Bill Cassidy (R, incumbent) | LA | Senate | Direct contributions$141,000 | Defeated in the Republican primary |
Ashley B. Moody (R, incumbent) | FL | Senate special | Direct contributions$139,525 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
Ben Ray Luján (D, incumbent) | NM | Senate | Direct contributions$131,550 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
Hakeem Jeffries (D, incumbent) | NY | House District 8 | Direct contributions$124,300 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
Roy Cooper (D) | NC | Senate | Direct contributions$124,176 | General election on November 3, 2026 |
This page covers the 2025–2026 federal cycle. Spending from the 2024 races — tracked under the project’s former name, Follow the Crypto — is preserved in the 2024 archive.
Support and oppose figures reflect independent expenditures by tracked super PACs as reported to the Federal Election Commission. Direct contributions are itemized contributions from industry-linked donors to campaign committees and other committees focused on supporting that cnadidate. Spending and contributions are categorized as crypto- or AI-aligned using the methodology described in the FAQ.
Goal achieved? indicates whether the industry’s preferred outcome in a settled race occurred — typically, whether a supported candidate won or an opposed candidate lost.