Crypto PACs dump US$ 52 million to topple Sherrod Brown in Ohio Senate race!

At least two crypto‑aligned PACs have poured more than US$ 52 million into the effort to block Sherrod Brown’s return to the Ohio Senate, marking one of the largest spends ever seen in a state‑level race.
The move underscores the growing political clout of the crypto industry in the U.S., as it seeks to shape pivotal 2024 election outcomes and could reshape campaign‑finance norms for future senatorial contests and election spending.
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