At least one in six members of the next Congress are all but certain to have made it there with the backing of the crypto industry or artificial intelligence interests.
A smattering of super PACs representing factions from those sectors spent a whopping $127 million across more than 100 primaries this year in an effort to shape the future of Congress — and won roughly 90 percent of them.
It’s a major influence play from a set of political players that went from not existing four years ago to being among the biggest spenders so far this cycle.
But behind the headline track record, the outcomes are more nuanced: Many of the groups’ victories were…
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