Sherrod Brown won in Ohio, and The New York Times reported that the result was a rare loss for crypto under Trump. The report was written by David McCabe and Theodore Schleifer.
The Times said Fairshake, which it described as the major industry super PAC, spent $46 million on ads against Brown, the Democrat who won. The summary of the report does not describe the content of the ads or where they ran.
Separately, The Hill reported that outgoing Texas Sen. John Cornyn (R) issued his own analysis on Wednesday after Republicans suffered major losses across the country and in Texas during Tuesday's midterm elections. The Hill report, which covers the Cornyn analysis, was written by Sarah Davis. The report is linked here: The Hill's report on Cornyn's analysis.
Cornyn, a four-term senator, put his analysis in an op-ed published in The Wall Street Journal, according to The Hill. The op-ed was titled "Republicans Forgot How to Win Elections," The Hill said, and in it Cornyn reflected on the party's defeat.
The Times and The Hill reports cover different parts of the same election week and do not address each other directly. Both were published on Wednesday, the day after the midterm elections, according to the publication times in their source records. Neither summary gives final vote totals or margins for any race, so this account does not state them.
Sources: The New York Times: Sherrod Brown’s Win in Ohio Is a Rare Loss for Crypto Under Trump; The Hill: Cornyn says GOP ‘forgot how to win’ under Trump.