Fairshake pours millions into bipartisan House races

Fairshake, a crypto super PAC, is backing 32 House candidates—19 Republicans and 13 Democrats. Six will get $1 million each. All have supported key crypto legislation. The group holds $120 million in cash.

Fairshake, a leading cryptocurrency super PAC, has announced its endorsement of 32 U.S. House candidates ahead of the November midterm elections. The group is supporting 19 Republicans and 13 Democrats, demonstrating a bipartisan approach to advancing digital asset interests. Six candidates—Janelle Bynum, Steven Horsford, Derek Tran, French Hill, Bill Huizenga, and Bryan Steil—will each receive $1 million in campaign funding. All endorsed lawmakers have backed regulatory initiatives favored by the crypto industry, reflecting Fairshake’s focus on promoting digital asset-friendly policies. As of August 2026, Fairshake and its affiliates reported about $120 million in cash on hand. The organization has previously invested heavily in Senate races, including nearly $30 million against Sherrod Brown in Ohio. This latest move underscores the growing influence of the crypto sector in U.S. politics, especially in supporting candidates facing competitive reelection campaigns. The group has not specified if it will allocate more funds to House or Senate races before November.