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Minnesota
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By crypto- and AI-focused PACs
Cryptocurrency- or artificial intelligence-focused PACs have made expenditures in
two
races in Minnesota.
PAC spending
$152,000
from tracked cryptocurrency- and artificial intelligence-focused PACs to influence 2026 elections in Minnesota
Direct contributions
$1,335,337
by cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence companies and associated individuals to candidates in Minnesota
of
$152,000
total PAC spending
Defend American Jobs
crypto
$152,454
Active in the House Districts 6 and 7 races
Senate
$200,000
in direct contributions
Coinbase
,
Andreessen Horowitz
,
Kalshi
, and 17 other companies (or their executives) contributed
$192,600
to support Angie Craig.
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Angie Craig was defeated in the Democratic primary.
House District 6
$76,000
from PACs ·
$1.1 million
in direct contributions
Defend American Jobs
crypto
has spent
$76,341
to support Tom Emmer in the general election.
Winklevoss Capital Management
,
Andreessen Horowitz
,
Phil Potter
, and 22 other companies (or their executives) have also contributed
$1,310,487
in direct support.
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Tom Emmer has a general election on
November 3, 2026
.
House District 7
$76,000
from PACs ·
$5,000
in direct contributions
Defend American Jobs
crypto
has spent
$76,113
to support Michelle Fischbach in the general election.
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Michelle Fischbach has a general election on
November 3, 2026
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