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Crypto PACs Back Three House Candidates With Six-Figure Support

Defend American Jobs supported Rep. Nick Begich with $508,142 during the August primary and Rep. David Rouzer with $150,600. Fellowship PAC provided $250,000 in support of state Sen. Blake Miguez.

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Election workers sort paper ballots at a parish election office in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. / EconoTimes.ai (mono)
Election workers sort paper ballots at a parish election office in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. / EconoTimes.ai (mono)

Crypto political action committees backed three U.S. House candidates, with one group's support for Rep. Nick Begich in Alaska totaling $508,142 during the August primary.

Defend American Jobs also supported Rep. David Rouzer in North Carolina's 7th District with $150,600.

Fellowship PAC provided $250,000 in support of state Sen. Blake Miguez in Louisiana's 6th District.

The Federal Election Commission (FEC) classifies both committees as independent-expenditure-only Super PACs.

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