# The Fellowship PAC

> The Fellowship PAC is an independent expenditure-only political committee (Super PAC) dedicated to ensuring the United States remains the global leader in crypto and financial innovation by supporting pro-innovation candidates and policies grounded in transparency, regulatory clarity, and long-term economic competitiveness.

The Fellowship PAC is a U.S. federal Super PAC headquartered online at https://thefellowshippac.com. It operates independently of any candidate, campaign, or political party and discloses contributions in accordance with federal law to the Federal Election Commission (FEC).

The PAC was formed to carry forward the policy momentum behind landmark digital-asset legislation — including the GENIUS Act and the CLARITY Act — and to support elected officials and candidates who are committed to transparent, predictable rules for digital assets and financial technology. The PAC's mission is defined by transparency and trust: political action that supports the broader innovation ecosystem rather than narrow or individual interests.

## Mission

The Fellowship PAC exists to:

- Advance pro-innovation policy in the United States, with a focus on digital assets, blockchain, stablecoins, and broader financial technology.
- Provide regulatory clarity so American builders, founders, and investors can innovate at home rather than relocate offshore.
- Support transparency and trust as the operating principles of political engagement on behalf of the crypto and innovation ecosystem.
- Strengthen U.S. competitiveness in the global race for financial-technology leadership, talent, and capital.
- Back federal candidates — across party lines — whose records and platforms reflect a commitment to clear, modern, pro-innovation digital-asset policy.

## Endorsed Candidates

The Fellowship PAC supports the following federal candidates. Endorsements are updated as additional candidates are confirmed.

- Lindsey Graham — U.S. Senate, South Carolina
- Alan Wilson — Governor, South Carolina
- Mike Collins — U.S. Senate, Georgia
- Julia Letlow — U.S. Senate, Louisiana
- Pete Ricketts — U.S. Senate, Nebraska
- Andy Barr — U.S. Senate, Kentucky
- Barry Moore — U.S. Senate, Alabama
- Ken Paxton — U.S. Senate, Texas
- Blake Miguez — U.S. House, Louisiana's 5th Congressional District

## What We Stand For

Four pillars define the Fellowship PAC's policy and political posture:

- Regulatory Clarity — Clear, predictable frameworks so American builders can innovate with confidence.
- Transparency & Trust — Political action that supports the broader ecosystem with full accountability.
- Candidate Support — Backing pro-innovation leadership committed to transparent digital-asset rules.
- Economic Competitiveness — Driving jobs, growth, and ensuring U.S. leadership in the global economy.

## Pages

- [Home](/): Overview of the Fellowship PAC's mission, pillars, and recent news.
- [About](/about): Who we are, our mission, focus areas, and approach to transparency and compliance.
- [Endorsed Candidates](/candidates): Federal candidates and incumbents supported by The Fellowship PAC.
- [News & Press](/news): Policy updates, press releases, and industry commentary.
- [Contact](/contact): How to reach the Fellowship PAC team.
- [Compliance](/compliance): FEC disclosures, privacy policy, and terms.

## Compliance and Disclaimer

Paid for by The Fellowship PAC (www.thefellowshippac.com), an independent expenditure-only political committee. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. The Fellowship PAC does not coordinate with any candidate, campaign, or political party. Contributions are disclosed in accordance with federal law and reported to the Federal Election Commission (FEC).

## Contact

- Website: https://thefellowshippac.com
- Email: info@thefellowshippac.com
- X (Twitter): https://x.com/Fellowship_PAC
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheFellowshipPAC

## Optional

- [Privacy Policy](/compliance#privacy)
- [Terms & Conditions](/compliance#terms)