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Crypto super PAC to spend millions to stop former Democrat senator from returning to DC

The cryptocurrency industry is funding a super PAC that plans to spend roughly $30 million in the Ohio Senate race to try to keep ex- Sen. Sherrod from winning.

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WJLA· Sep 21, 8:34 PMCrypto super PAC to spend millions to stop former Democrat senator from returning to DCAlso ran in Baltimore News

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