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Crypto PAC spending tops $12 million in Alabama Senate runoff
As shown in Federal Election Commission filings, Defend American Jobs has spent more than $4.7 million on media and advertising backing Republican Barry Moore in Tuesday's runoff for an Alabama U.S. Senate seat. That adds to the $7.4 million the PAC reported spending before the May 20 primary, lifting its total support for Moore above $12 million. Moore, who also has the endorsement of U.S. President Donald Trump, is running against Republican Jared Hudson in the contest to replace Tommy Tuberville. Tuberville says he is not seeking reelection because he is focused on becoming Alabama's next governor. Stand With ... (full story)
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