Data: Musk leads U.S. midterm election individual donors with $369 million, with Coinbase and other crypto companies among the major contributors

According to The Washington Post, based on data from the Federal Election Commission (FEC), the top 50 donors before the 2026 midterm election cycle have collectively contributed approximately $2.39 billion, with about $1.54 billion going to the Republican camp, about $590 million to the Democratic camp, and approximately $259 million to special interest groups.

The cryptocurrency industry holds several positions among the major donors. Coinbase ranks 11th with approximately $57.7 million, while Gemini founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have donated a total of about $55.3 million, placing them 12th; Ripple contributed about $49.6 million, and Foris Dax about $38.6 million. Among individual donors, Elon Musk leads with approximately $369 million, with his funds primarily directed towards super PACs and related organizations supporting Republican candidates.