Crypto PAC's $12 million Senate candidate, Barry Moore, wins Alabama GOP primary
More than any other congressional race this year, the crypto sectors campaign-funding operations dumped massive cash into Barry Moores Alabama Senate bid, with the leading political action committee alone spending more than $12 million to push the Republican onto the general-election ballot. It worked. On Tuesday, Moore won the Republican primary runoff over former Navy Seal Jared Hudson, so Trumps loyal supporter will now be expected to triumph in the November general election because of his states deeply GOP voter base. The Fairshake super PAC and its affiliates remain the crypto industrys leading campaign-finance operations, and they devoted their most extensive spending yet to Moore, who as a member of Congress has voted yes on every noteworthy piece of crypto legislation. Moore didnt exceed the 50% mark in the initial May primary in Alabama, so a runoff was held this week. “Our biggest spend of the cycle yielded yet another pro-innovation champion in the Senate, and with nearly $150 million cash on hand we are ready to continue driving the construction of the largest pro-crypto caucus in history,” said Geoff Vetter, a Fairshake spokesman. At the time of their most recent filings with the Federal Election Commission, the collection of related PACs had about









