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United States: crypto news, elections and where politicians stand

One page for everything political about crypto in United States. Every line links to its source.

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Crypto news

Official sources and major news outlets. Headlines and short excerpts only; read the full story at the source. Updated 2026-10-31.

Elections

Dates come from the Federal Election Commission. Congress writes federal crypto law, such as the GENIUS Act on stablecoins (2025) and the CLARITY Act on market structure. Committee chairs change with the House and Senate majority. Each state has its own election office; find yours at usa.gov.

ElectionLevelDatesStatusSource
General election (midterms): all 435 House seats, about a third of the Senate, many governors and state officesNational and stateTuesday 3 Nov 2026UpcomingFEC dates and deadlines · Official results
General election: President, House and SenateNationalTuesday 5 Nov 2024RecentFEC election results · Official results

Politicians on crypto: the public record

How we label: Supportive = sponsored or voted for crypto-enabling rules, or said so on record. Skeptical = voted against, called for bans, or warned against crypto on record. Mixed = record points both ways. Unknown = spoke on crypto but took no clear side. Labels describe a past record, not a recommendation.

PersonRecord showsBasisSource and date
Kirsten Gillibrand
U.S. Senator, New York · Democrat
SupportiveCo-sponsor of the Lummis-Gillibrand Responsible Financial Innovation Act (S.4356), a digital-asset framework bill.Congress.gov, S.4356
Bill Hagerty
U.S. Senator, Tennessee · Republican
SupportiveLead sponsor of the GENIUS Act (S.1582), which sets federal stablecoin rules, and spoke for it on the Senate floor.Congress.gov, S.1582
French Hill
U.S. Representative, Arkansas · Republican
SupportiveLead sponsor of the CLARITY Act (H.R.3633) on digital-asset market structure, which passed the House.Congress.gov, H.R.3633
Cynthia Lummis
U.S. Senator, Wyoming · Republican
SupportiveCo-sponsor of the Lummis-Gillibrand Responsible Financial Innovation Act (S.4356), a digital-asset framework bill.Congress.gov, S.4356
Elizabeth Warren
U.S. Senator, Massachusetts · Democrat
SkepticalOn the Senate floor she urged a no vote on the GENIUS Act until issues she raised were fixed.Congressional Record

Sorted by surname. All parties are held to the same rule. See also All sides and Bills.