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Bolstered by hubris and net worth, tech billionaires have delivered a running commentary on this year's presidential campaign cycle that's hard to tune out.

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There are billionaires on both sides of the aisle this November. Here’s where they fall:

The sibling entrepreneurs are backed by Silicon Valley A-listers including Sequoia, Sam Altman, Reid Hoffman, John and Patrick Collison, and Lachy Groom. Their new product lets anyone troubleshoot complex Wi-Fi issues by essentially asking their computer: What’s up? Fortune can exclusively report that Meter is unveiling a product called Command,…

Despite pledges to lead a ‘people-first presidency’, Harris has faced criticism from the far-left wing of the Democrats.

Harris’s track record, and time as California senator and AG, has tech leaders wondering if she’d have a friendlier approach to the industry

The Democratic party has the chance to resurrect the zealous monopoly-busting spirit of its New Deal and Great Society heyday. They must use it

The “VCs for Kamala” Zoom fundraiser, which had as many as 600 people move through, ultimately racked up $150,000 for Kamala Harris. In some sense, it felt like a microcosm for just how much has changed.

As election season intensifies, tech figures are dividing into Democratic and Republican camps.

The group includes notable names like venture capitalists Mark Cuban, Vinod Khosla, and Ron Conway, as well as LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman.

It can no longer be dismissed as hearsay: Kamala Harris’ campaign is considering reconsidering the crypto question.