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Crypto's campaign arm, Fairshake, sets lists of U.S. House favorites it'll spend on
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The crypto industry's leading political action committee, Fairshake, released another list of candidates it's supporting for the November elections, backing 13 Democrats and 19 Republicans, all incumbents, in their U.S. House of Representatives races.
Key facts
- Fairshake has devoted some $30 million to defeat him, and a PAC established by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss has thrown in another $3 million against Brown
- The 32 House incumbents on Fairshake's latest list are well targeted for the industry's next legislative maneuvers, with many of them on the House Ways and Means Committee that will deal with crypto
- The crypto industry's leading political action committee, Fairshake, released another list of candidates it's supporting for the November elections, backing 13 Democrats and 19 Republicans, all
- Vetter said his organization has so far backed 53 winners out of 57 races in the primaries and is working toward "the largest pro-crypto caucus in American history
Summary
Fairshake, the crypto super PAC, said it's supporting 32 House incumbents in their November elections, divided between the parties. The pro-crypto candidates are in generally safe seats, which could help the industry in its relationships with well-placed lawmakers. House of Representatives races. The candidates tend to be safe bets to return to Congress, potentially further reinforcing the existing support for crypto policies in Congress. “Fairshake has always been and always will be an issue-focused organization," said Spokesman Geoff Vetter in a statement.