Fellowship PAC Invests $300K in Georgia Congressional Race
- Fellowship PAC made its first expenditure of $300,000 on April 8, 2026, for advertising through Nxum Group LLC.
- The ad campaign supported Clay Fuller in Georgia’s GA-14 district, a candidate endorsed by former President Trump.
- Jesse Spiro was appointed as the chairman of Fellowship PAC on April 1, aligning it with Tether U.S. interests.
- Despite a $100 million funding pledge, no contributions have been reported to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) so far.
- Nxum Group LLC is co-founded by Bo Hines, CEO of Tether U.S., linking the vendor directly to Tether operations.
The Fellowship PAC’s initial spending supports Clay Fuller in Georgia’s congressional race, reflecting its strategic alignment with Tether U.S.’s political interests amid upcoming midterms. This move highlights potential influence from crypto-related entities in political campaigns.
Despite pledging over $100 million for innovation and transparency, Fellowship PAC has yet to disclose any major contributions to the FEC beyond its recent $300K expenditure on advertising for Clay Fuller in GA-14. (Source)
