Crypto funded the midterms. Which races matter for its agenda?
By Rony Roy
Crypto-backed committees enter the November 3 election with money spread across House incumbents, potential new senators and a costly effort to defeat Sherrod Brown in Ohio. Federal records show how funds move through the PAC network, while candidate endorsements reveal…
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