ENCRYPTED PAC SPENT MORE THAN $1.5 MILLION ON CANDIDATES IN THE 3 STATE ELECTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES

On 7 August, Defend American Jobs and Protec Programs, associated with the Political Action Committee supported by Encryption Money, revealed that more than $1.5 million had been spent on supporting candidates for the House of Representatives and Senate in Florida, Alaska and Wyoming prior to the primaries of August 18. The U.S. Federal Election Commission documents show that Defend American Jobs invested more than $500,000 in a single parliamentary constituency in Alaska to support the re-election of Congressman Nick Begich; the Super PAC also invested similar amounts to Republican candidates for the 16th Constituent Republican Party in Florida, Sydney Gruters, and the Senate candidate for Wyoming, Harriet Hageman. Protec Progress revealed that more than $50,000 was invested in the 23rd constituency in Florida to support Lois Frankel's re-election. Frankel, Begich and Hageman voted for GENIUS Act and Clarity Act during their term in Congress. The above expenditures were incurred after the failure of the 13th National Assembly candidate candidate in Michigan, supported by Protec Progress. The Super PAC had previously invested more than $2 million in support of the current Democrat Congressman, Shri Thanedar, who had lost his initial election to State Congressman Donavan McKinney。