Digital Freedom Fund spends $81K on Texas Senate race ads
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The Winklevoss-founded PAC Digital Freedom Fund spent over $81,000 on direct mail media to support Republican candidate Ken Paxton and oppose Democratic candidate James Talarico in the Texas Senate race. The advertising campaign began after early voting had already started in the state.
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Digital Freedom Fund spending $81K on Texas Senate race ads
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- Digital Freedom Fund
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- spending on direct mail media
- Object:
- support Republican candidate Ken Paxton and oppose Democratic candidate James Talarico
- Occurred (fact side):
- Oct 22, 00:00
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- Oct 23, 03:29
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- Oct 23, 06:56
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- CointelegraphRelated fact: single sourceSource report revisedWinklevoss PAC spends over $81K supporting Republican Ken Paxton in Texas Senate race
Report first recorded Oct 23, 06:56
The Digital Freedom Fund, a Super PAC launched by Gemini co-founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss in 2025, reported spending over $81,000 on direct mail media to support Republican candidate Ken Paxton against Democratic candidate James Talarico in a Texas Senate race. The PAC, which raised about $34 million as of Sept. 30, is also involved in Ohio's Senate race, supporting Jon Husted with about $7 million. These expenditures occur as prediction market contracts on Kalshi and Polymarket favored Democrats regaining control of the House and Senate in 2027, which would impact legislation like the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act.
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