#political-action-committees

#political-action-committees

Crypto companies are proactively fundraising for the 2026 midterm elections, emphasizing their commitment to favorable regulations regardless of party affiliation.

The Santa Clara County District 2 race highlights a conflict between business and labor interests, illustrating the high stakes and financial investments involved.

The 49ers are heavily investing in local elections, contributing nearly $1 million to support and oppose city council candidates this election season.

Significant fundraising developments are indicative of the competitive dynamics of the San Francisco mayoral race.

Richard Zeitlin pleaded guilty to defrauding donors by misrepresenting political action committees as charities, collecting tens of millions for personal gain.

Crypto's corporate donations to political action committees are reshaping election funding.

Fairshake is a significant player in crypto's electoral influence, attracting large business contributions.

The crypto sector is engaging both parties politically to secure favorable regulatory outcomes.

Money in politics gives unfair influence to large donors, leading to a prioritization of individual interests over community needs.

Loophole in campaign finance rules in Silicon Valley draws attention due to significant spending by PACs supporting a candidate.

Bitcoin reclaimed $69,000, with Dogecoin and a Solana-based GME meme coin surging. Australia's first bitcoin ETF to trade on Cboe Australia. Coinbase donated $25 million to political action committees.