Massachusetts

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

PAC spending

$929,000

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

Direct contributions

$1,518,807

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

By race

Senate$1.1 million in direct contributions

Ripple Labs, Skybridge Capital, and MoonPay (or their executives) have contributed $1,027,130 to support John Deaton.

John Deaton has a general election on November 3, 2026.

Electric Capital Partners, Andreessen Horowitz, Paradigm, and six other companies (or their executives) contributed $88,676 to support Seth Moulton.

Seth Moulton was defeated in the Democratic primary.

Google and Microsoft (or their executives) have contributed $18,000 to support Edward J. Markey.

House District 1$20,000 in direct contributions

Google and Solana Labs (or their executives) have contributed $20,500 to support Richard Neal.

Richard Neal has a general election on November 3, 2026.

House District 4$189,000 from PACs · $78,000 in direct contributions

Protect Progress crypto has spent $189,524 to support Jake Auchincloss in the Democratic primary. Paradigm, Galaxy Digital, Andreessen Horowitz, and four other companies (or their executives) have also contributed $78,500 in direct support.

Jake Auchincloss has a general election on November 3, 2026.

House District 5$224,000 in direct contributions

Ripple Labs, Coinbase, Microsoft, and eight other companies (or their executives) have contributed $231,000 to support Katherine Clark.

Katherine Clark has a general election on November 3, 2026.

House District 6$740,000 from PACs · $45,000 in direct contributions

Guardrails Alliance ai and Think Big ai spent $705,309 to support and $35,000 to oppose Daniel Koh in the Democratic primary.

Daniel Koh won the Democratic primary.

Paradigm, Ripple Labs, Input Output Global, and five other companies (or their executives) contributed $40,500 to support John Beccia.

John Beccia was defeated in the Democratic primary.

By crypto- and AI-focused PACsof $929,000 total PAC spending

Think Big ai$705,309
Active in the House District 6 race
Protect Progress crypto$189,524
Active in the House District 4 race
Guardrails Alliance ai$35,000
Active in the House District 6 race