California House District 16 election
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General Election
Held on November 5, 2024.Spending by cryptocurrency-focused PACs
Sam Liccardo (D) | No cryptocurrency-focused PACs made expenditures pertaining to this specific race. |
Evan Low (D) |
Non-Partisan Primary
Held on March 5, 2024.Spending by cryptocurrency-focused PACs
Sam Liccardo (D) | No cryptocurrency-focused PACs made expenditures pertaining to this specific race. |
Evan Low (D) | |
Joe Simitian (D) | |
Peter Ohtaki (R) | |
Peter Dixon (D) | |
Rishi Kumar (D) | |
Karl Ryan (R) | |
Julie Lythcott-Haims (D) | |
Ahmed Mostafa (D) |
Money involved in this election
Spending by cryptocurrency-focused committees
No cryptocurrency-focused committees have made expenditures involving this election.Cryptocurrency-related companies or individuals associated with the industry have also supported candidates in this race more directly, without going through the cryptocurrency-focused PACs.
Other spending from the industry
Sam Liccardo
$137,300 in total other support from companies and individuals
- $106,600.00 from Christian Larsen via Count the Vote and Liccardo for Congress
- $6,600.00 from Tyler Winklevoss via Liccardo for Congress
- $6,600.00 from Cameron Winklevoss via Liccardo for Congress
- $6,600.00 from Wences Casares via Liccardo for Congress
- $3,300.00 from Ben Horowitz via Liccardo for Congress
- $3,300.00 from Avichal Garg via Liccardo for Congress
- $3,300.00 from Fred Ehrsam via Liccardo for Congress
- $1,000.00 from Fred Wilson via Liccardo for Congress
Other support to a candidate may exceed the amounts shown in the “Money involved in this election” chart if funds have been contributed to a super PAC aligned with a candidate, but the PAC has not yet spent the funds.
Ads
No known ads related to this election.
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