Crypto PAC spending against Sherrod Brown tops $52 million
Cryptocurrency-aligned political action committees have poured more than $52 million into opposing Sherrod Brown in the Ohio Senate race, significantly exceeding Fairshake's initial $30 million target.

Cryptocurrency-aligned political action committees have directed more than $52 million toward opposing Sherrod Brown's bid to return to the U.S. Senate in Ohio, according to Coin Telegraph. At least two industry-aligned PACs have contributed to the effort against the former senator.[4][2]
The total spending has blown past the original $30 million spending plan set by crypto super PAC Fairshake, Cointelegraph and crypto.news reported. Decrypt also reported that Fairshake has poured millions more into the push to defeat Brown.[1][2][3]
Key facts
- Crypto-aligned political groups have spent more than $52 million opposing Sherrod Brown's Senate campaign in Ohio.
- At least two industry-aligned PACs have contributed to the spending effort against Brown's return to the Senate.
- The over-$52 million total exceeds Fairshake's original $30 million plan for the race.
- Crypto super PAC Fairshake is pouring millions more into defeating Brown.
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Cointelegraph@CointelegraphPost on X 路
馃毃馃嚭馃嚫 HUGE: Crypto PACs have now poured over $52M into keeping Sherrod Brown out of the Senate, blowing way past Fairshake's original $30M plan. https://t.co/XdA1NRAUOG
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crypto.news@cryptodotnewsPost on X 路
JUST IN: Crypto PAC spending against Sherrod Brown tops $52M Crypto-backed political groups have now spent more than $52M to oppose the former Ohio senator, far exceeding Fairshake鈥檚 original $30M spending plan. https://t.co/lZMT11HvwI
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Decrypt@DecryptMediaPost on X 路
Crypto Super PAC Fairshake Pours Millions More Into Defeating Sherrod Brown https://t.co/n8FA9pUVgK
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Crypto PACs escalate spending against Sherrod Brown in Ohio Senate race At least two industry-aligned PACs have poured more than $52 million into opposing Sherrod Brown鈥檚 return to the Senate.
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