The list of endorsed candidates spans both sides of the aisle, featuring Republicans such as Tom Emmer and Bill Huizenga alongside Democrats like Ritchie Torres and Josh Gottheimer. All 32 lawmakers supported the CLARITY Act during its passage through the House in July 2025. Executive Director Mason Lynaugh framed the move as proof of the group's growing organizing capacity, noting that their mission is to ensure that voters who prioritize digital asset policy have a consistent presence in Washington.
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Stand With Crypto Backs 32 Lawmakers Tied to CLARITY Act
The Coinbase-backed advocacy group Stand With Crypto has officially endorsed 32 House incumbents seeking reelection, centering its political strategy on support for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. By prioritizing legislative records over party affiliation, the organization aims to solidify a congressional bloc capable of influencing future digital asset regulation.

Legislative Hurdles
Despite the House's approval, the CLARITY Act remains stalled in the Senate due to ongoing friction over stablecoin rewards, decentralized finance oversight, and anti-money laundering requirements. A scheduled Senate Banking Committee markup in January was abruptly canceled after Coinbase withdrew its support, citing objections to specific draft provisions. With the legislative calendar tightening before the November 3 midterms, the industry’s focus has shifted toward securing a friendly majority in the next Congress to break the deadlock. Industry-wide political spending has reached nearly $200 million for the 2026 cycle, with groups like Fairshake and its affiliates leading the financial push. While Stand With Crypto emphasizes grassroots mobilization rather than direct campaign expenditures, its ability to sway voters in competitive districts could prove decisive in races where incumbents face tight margins.
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