Brown could return to the Senate Banking Committee as chair or ranking member if he wins the seat. A Fairshake spokesperson confirmed the spending, though critics argue the group is not non-partisan because Republican Susan Collins also voted against the CLARITY Act but has not been targeted. The super PAC views Brown as the first of several candidates targeted for the November elections.
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Fairshake Spends $30 Million Against Sherrod Brown in Year's Largest Crypto Push
US Politics28 days ago
Advertising buys targeting the Democratic candidate in Ohio begin Sept. 22 as part of a campaign funded by the super PAC Fairshake. The $30 million offensive targets Sherrod Brown following the collapse of the CLARITY Act in the Senate, marking the crypto industry's largest financial push of the current year. This expenditure increases the funding gap in a race where Brown is already being outspent by Republican-aligned interests.
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