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Crypto group spends big in Ohio race after Democrats block pro-industry bill — Elissa Slotkin | ChamberLight
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Crypto-funded Fairshake plans to spend $30 million opposing Sherrod Brown and supporting Jon Husted in Ohio’s toss-up Senate race, after Senate Democrats blocked cryptocurrency legislation. Brown’s campaign criticized the spending, while Husted’s campaign did not comment.
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best 21 stories · 66–71 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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People in this story 8 Incumbent senator and beneficiary of crypto-funded campaign advertising
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Senator referenced as a Democratic nominee backed by crypto groups in the prior cycle
Senator referenced as the Republican candidate backed by crypto spending in the prior election cycle
President whose and whose family’s ability to profit from crypto investments was part of Democrats’ demands
Senator who blocked an attempt to advance Husted’s utility-cost measure by unanimous agreement
Senator who criticized the crypto legislation
Senator referenced as a Democratic nominee backed by crypto groups in the prior cycle
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Senator referenced as a Democratic nominee backed by crypto groups in the prior cycle
Senator referenced as the Republican candidate backed by crypto spending in the prior election cycle
President whose and whose family’s ability to profit from crypto investments was part of Democrats’ demands
SHOW 3 MORE SHOW FEWER Senator who blocked an attempt to advance Husted’s utility-cost measure by unanimous agreement
Senator who criticized the crypto legislation
Senator referenced as a Democratic nominee backed by crypto groups in the prior cycle
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