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119th Congress · Crypto Stance

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This page is a live scorecard of where sitting members of the 119th Congress stand on crypto — for, neutral, or against — by state. Every senator, representative, and delegate is listed. Use it to find your members, see their record, and push them before the CLARITY Act’s 60-vote Senate cloture test.

Search a name, pick a stance, or tap a state. Midterms are November 3, 2026 — when it is time to vote, vote crypto.

Compiled from public votes, statements, and StandWithCrypto.org scorecards. House floor stances follow the July 2025 CLARITY Act roll call. Not affiliated with Stand With Crypto — they also list governors and candidates; confirm live grades on their voter hub.

Daily Tasks:

  1. 1.Email Congress on StandWithCrypto.org
  2. 2.Connect to Congress on CryptoLaw.us
  3. 3.Tell the Senate YES on ClarityforAmerica.com
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Live this week · Senate cloture

The CLARITY Act needs 60 votes

To become law, H.R. 3633 must clear a Senate filibuster. That takes 60 votes for cloture — three-fifths of the chamber. Cloture is the real gate. Final passage after that is a simple majority of 51. The House already passed it 294–134. If the Senate amends the bill, the House has to pass that version too.

60

Senate cloture

Required this week

51

Senate final

Simple majority

294

House already

Passed 294–134

100 senators. Miss 60 on cloture and debate never starts — the bill dies into the November 3 midterms. Call your two senators before that clock runs out.

What it does

CLARITY splits the SEC and the CFTC, says which tokens are securities and which are commodities, and lets exchanges and issuers operate under published rules instead of surprise lawsuits. Without it, American builders keep shipping jobs and listings overseas. With it, the dollar stays the settlement layer of the internet.

Call your reps

Undecided Senate offices move when the phones ring. A five-minute call, a written letter, or a Stand With Crypto action tells a staffer this is not a niche issue. If you hold bitcoin, ether, XRP, or any digital asset, this vote is about your property rights. Contact them before the cloture clock runs out.

Then vote crypto

Midterms are November 3, 2026. Scorecards are worthless if they stay on a screen. Keep the members who already voted for market structure. Replace the ones who will not. When it comes time to vote: vote crypto.

Call your senators nowFind your representativeAct on StandWithCrypto.orgRead H.R. 3633

Vote crypto.

November 3, 2026 · Use the map below to see who stands where in your state.

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A–Z. Color shows majority stance. Tap a state to isolate it.

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Connecticut

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California

CA

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