South Carolina

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

PAC spending

$1.4 million

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

Direct contributions

$245,450

by cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence companies and associated individuals to candidates in South Carolina

By race

Senate$924,000 from PACs · $51,000 in direct contributions

Fellowship PAC crypto and American Mission ai have spent $924,286 to support Lindsey Graham in the Republican primary. Palantir, Microsoft, Anduril, and one other company (or their executives) have also contributed $44,500 in direct support.

Lindsey Graham has a general election on November 3, 2026.

House District 4$487,000 from PACs · $2,000 in direct contributions

Defend American Jobs crypto has spent $487,313 to support William Timmons in the Republican primary.

William Timmons has a general election on November 3, 2026.

House District 7$25,000 in direct contributions

Microsoft, Distributed Capital Partners, Andreessen Horowitz, and two other companies (or their executives) have contributed $25,250 to support Russell Fry.

Russell Fry has a general election on November 3, 2026.

By crypto- and AI-focused PACsof $1.4 million total PAC spending

Fellowship PAC crypto$550,000
Active in the Senate race
Defend American Jobs crypto$487,313
Active in the House District 4 race
American Mission ai$374,286
Active in the Senate race

Contributions not tied to 2026 races

$158,200 of the direct contributions above went to committees linked only to candidates not running in 2026.

Timothy Scott (2014, 2016, 2022, 2028)$158,200