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Crypto donors in US midterms

Story timeline · 2 updates, 23 Oct to 27 Oct 2026

Coinbase placed 11th among top US midterm election donors with about $57.7m, and the Winklevoss twins 12th with roughly $55.3m combined, per FEC data. Coinbase has now given about $57.8m and Ripple about $49.6m, ranking fifth and seventh among donor organisations, with the Winklevoss twins at about $55.9m combined…

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  1. Coinbase ranks 11th among top US midterm election donors

    Coinbase placed 11th among the top 50 donors to this year's US midterm elections with about $57.7m, while the Winklevoss twins ranked 12th with roughly $55.3m combined, according to Federal Election Commission data cited by the Washington Post. The top 50 gave $2.39bn in total, with $1.54bn to Republicans and $590m to Democrats.

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  2. Coinbase and Ripple among crypto donors backing US midterms

    Coinbase has given about $57.8m and Ripple about $49.6m to US midterm election campaigns, ranking fifth and seventh among donor organisations. Gemini founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss gave about $55.9m combined and Foris Dax $39m.

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