Fairshake plans $30M push against Sherrod Brown
Crypto-backed super PAC Fairshake has prepared an expenditure of at least $30 million to oppose former Sen. Sherrod Browns return to the U.S. Senate following the failure of the CLARITY Act. SummaryFairshake reportedly plans its largest expenditure of the 2026 election cycle against Brown.Brown is challenging Republican Sen. Jon Husted in Ohios November special election.Brown previously chaired the Senate Banking Committee and opposed several crypto-backed proposals.Fairshake and its affiliates had accumulated more than $193 million by January. Fairshake prepares its largest 2026 expenditure Eleanor Terrett, host of Crypto in America, reported on X that Fairshake plans to spend at least $30 million against Brown, citing an initial report from The New York Times and confirmation from a spokesperson for the political action committee. If completed, the allocation would become Fairshakes largest expenditure during the current election cycle. The decision arrived after the Senate rejected a procedural motion on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, an industry-backed bill intended to divide federal oversight of digital assets between the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Brown is seeking an Ohio Senate seat in a special election against Republican Sen. Jon Husted. Describing the campaign as a re-election bid would be inaccurate because Brown









