Crypto-backed political spending is intensifying in Georgia’s Democratic primary for the U.S. House seat in the 13th Congressional District. The contest is testing whether industry-aligned groups can translate multimillion-dollar media support into wins for candidates seen as favorable to digital asset policy. As reported by Federal Election Commission data cited in the article, Protect Progress, a political action committee affiliated with the cryptocurrency company-backed Fairshake network, has spent more than $4.2 million on media to support Georgia state representative Jasmine Clark ahead of Tuesday’s primary. ... (full story)