Full List Of Politicians Who Received FTX Donations Revealed-Read Full List Here

The entire list of current US lawmakers who received donations from FTX has been revealed.

In total there were 196 US lawmakers who received either a direction donation from SBF or took a donation from an FTX executive.

The majority of the lawmakers who received donations were democrats but there were some notable Republicans on the list such as current house Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

The list has been revealed after FTX and some of their affiliated debtors have contacted U.S. lawmakers privately asking for all political donations back.

Here’s the entire list here:

BREAKING: FTX is sending letters to politicians who received donations from FTX to return the money they received.

There was not a list of the politicians they gave money to, and the amounts.

Until now.

See it here:https://t.co/uK8CTsLugJ pic.twitter.com/JnN2j8VFDL

— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) February 5, 2023

Coin Desk had these details to add:

More than one in three of the 535 senators and representatives in the U.S. Congress showed up to the new session with FTX baggage, having received campaign support from one of the senior executives of the fraud-ridden crypto giant.
CoinDesk has identified 196 members of the new Congress – many of whom were just sworn in last week – who took cash from Sam Bankman-Fried or other senior executives at FTX, a crypto exchange that filed for bankruptcy in Delaware in November after CoinDesk revealed unusually close ties between FTX and Alameda Research, an affiliated hedge fund. The names in Congress range from the heights of both chambers, including new Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), down to a list of recipients new to high-level politics.

After the lawmakers received the money, it became clear – according to the work of journalists, the criminal charges and admissions of guilt from FTX insiders – that the funds sprang from this colossal financial swindle. CoinDesk reached out to all 196 lawmakers to ask what they would do with the money.

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