Crypto PACs Drop Over $52 Million to Take Down Sherrod Brown in Ohio Senate Showdown

Crypto‑aligned political action committees have surged their spending to over US$52 million in a bid to unseat incumbent Senator Sherrod Brown in Ohio’s pivotal 2026 Senate race, according to fresh FEC filings.
The Fairshake affiliate Defend American Jobs alone poured US$46.6 million into media attacking Brown and boosting Republican Jon Husted, marking a 50% increase from the initial US$30 million plan and highlighting how industry giants like Coinbase and Ripple are leveraging PACs to shape federal policy ahead of the midterms.
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