Cryptocurrency-related companies in the United States have spent more than $119 million so far to support political action committees supporting industry-friendly candidates.

According to a report released this week by the nonprofit watchdog group Public Citizen, that represents half of all corporate money flowing into campaigns, with Coinbase and Ripple accounting for more than 80% of the donations.

Crypto companies are second only to fossil fuel conglomerates in total election-related spending since 2010, according to CNBC, according to Rick Claypool, research director and lead author of the report.

The report found that of the 42 primaries backed by crypto companies, 36 of them went to the industry’s chosen candidate, but many candidates are not publicly promoting their position on the issue.