As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are adopting contrasting strategies to energize their respective voter bases.
Trump is focusing on rallying his core supporters, while Harris is targeting moderate voters in an effort to expand her coalition. Both campaigns are preparing for potential post-election disputes, with Harris stating her team is ready to challenge any premature victory claims by Trump. Meanwhile, billionaires and corporate interests are also playing a significant role in Senate and House races, particularly in efforts to unseat candidates like Sherrod Brown, a crypto critic.
The final stretch of the campaign is expected to be highly contentious and closely watched.
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Billionaires are also flexing their muscle in Senate and House races. For instance, Brian Armstrong and his company, CoinBase, the largest crypto exchange, have helped lead their industry’s $40 million effort to defeat Sherrod Brown, a Democratic senator from Ohio and crypto critic who is running for reelection.
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