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First reported by Axios (Center); 4 outlets over 31h.
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The crypto industry is pouring millions of dollars into congressional races across the country in the hopes of getting its legislative agenda across the finish line. Crypto-focused super PACs want to repeat the success of 2024, when they helped elect pro-crypto lawmakers and reshape Congress.
Watch at youtube.com →More than 40 third-party candidates in pivotal House and Senate races across the country are receiving support from outside super PACs, many of which have ties to the two major parties, an Axios analysis has found.
Read at axios.com →Congressional hopefuls with little hope have been surprised by the sudden help from shadowy sources.
Read at realclearpolitics.com →Crypto Industry Spends $200 Million on Midterms Newsmax
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