Florida

Cryptocurrency- or artificial intelligence-focused PACs have made expenditures in two races in Florida.

PAC spending

$2.2 million

from tracked cryptocurrency- and artificial intelligence-focused PACs to influence 2026 elections in Florida

Direct contributions

$348,500

by cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence companies and associated individuals to candidates in Florida

By race

Senate special$71,000 in direct contributions

Andreessen Horowitz, Coinbase, Anduril, and two other companies (or their executives) have contributed $48,500 to support Ashley B. Moody.

Ashley B. Moody has a Republican primary on August 18, 2026.

House District 1 special$558,000 from PACs

Defend American Jobs crypto spent $558,813 to support Jimmy Patronis in the Republican primary and general election. Winklevoss Capital Management (or executives) also contributed $21,000 in direct support.

Jimmy Patronis won the general election.

House District 1$21,000 in direct contributions

Winklevoss Capital Management (or executives) has contributed $21,000 to support Jimmy Patronis.

Jimmy Patronis has a Republican primary on August 18, 2026.

House District 6 special$1.7 million from PACs

Defend American Jobs crypto spent $1,673,736 to support Randy Fine in the primary and general election. Winklevoss Capital Management and Oracle (or their executives) also contributed $22,500 in direct support.

Randy Fine won the general election.

House District 6$22,000 in direct contributions

Winklevoss Capital Management and Oracle (or their executives) have contributed $22,500 to support Randy Fine.

Randy Fine has a Republican primary on August 18, 2026.

House District 19$26,000 in direct contributions

Andreessen Horowitz and Google (or their executives) have contributed $25,500 to support Byron Donalds.

Byron Donalds declined to run.

By crypto- and AI-focused PACsof $2.2 million total PAC spending

Defend American Jobs crypto$2,232,549
Active in the House Districts 1 and 6 races

Contributions not tied to 2026 races

$19,000 of the direct contributions above went to committees linked only to candidates not running in 2026.

Rick Scott (2018, 2024, 2030)$19,000