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Backs RepublicansFEC super PAC · C00836221

Defend American Jobs

Fairshake arm that spends to elect Republicans.

Snapshot: Oct 12, 2026 · Totals cover the 2026 cycle · US midterms: Nov 3, 2026

Raised · 2026 cycle
$38.3M
Spent · 2026 cycle
$33.9M
Backed · listed records
24
Opposed · listed records
1

Who funds Defend American Jobs

2024 and 2026 cycles. Largest 100 receipts fetched per cycle, grouped by donor.

  1. 1Andreessen Horowitz (a16z)
    $2.8M
  2. 2Coinbase
    $2.5M
  3. 3Ripple Labs
    $1.8M
  4. 4Horowitz, Ben
    $925K
  5. 5Main Street Media Group
    $760K
  6. 6Rbc Media Llc
    $159K
  7. 7South Alabama Prosperity Network
    $25K
  8. 8Multicoin Capital Group Llc
    $25K
  9. 9Jain, Tushar
    $13K
  10. 10Samani, Pyahm
    $13K

Candidate spending

Independent expenditures for or against each candidate, 2024 and 2026.

  1. For
    Bernie Moreno
    · 2024
    $40.1M
  2. For
    Felix Barry Moore
    · 2026
    $12.2M
  3. For
    Garland Andy Barr
    · 2026
    $7.2M
  4. For
    James Conley Justice II
    · 2024
    $3.0M
  5. For
    James E. . Banks
    · 2024
    $3.0M
  6. For
    John Curtis
    · 2024
    $1.9M
  7. For
    William R Timmons IV
    · 2024
    $1.9M
  8. For
    Randy Fine
    · 2026
    $1.7M
  9. Against
    Trent Staggs
    · 2024
    $1.5M
  10. For
    Brian Jack
    · 2024
    $1.3M
  11. For
    Jessica Hart Steinmann
    · 2026
    $772K
  12. For
    Kevin Hern
    · 2026
    $736K
  13. For
    Riley Moore
    · 2024
    $726K
  14. For
    Craig Goldman
    · 2024
    $725K
  15. For
    Houston Gaines
    · 2026
    $709K

Defend American Jobs (C00836221) is a federal super PAC in the crypto industry's political network. It has raised $38.3M and spent $33.9M in the 2026 cycle. Donor and candidate records cover 2024 and 2026. All figures are from Federal Election Commission filings, presented as reported. Source: FEC.gov via Perception (as of October 12, 2026).

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