Key Takeaways
- Stand With Crypto, launched by Coinbase, has announced support for 32 House members running for reelection this November.
- All endorsed legislators cast votes in favor of the CLARITY Act when it moved through the House chamber.
- The endorsement roster spans both major political parties, with Republicans and Democrats represented.
- Senate progress on the CLARITY Act has stalled amid ongoing debates about specific regulatory elements.
- Industry-backed political organizations have pledged nearly $200 million toward the 2026 electoral contests.
The advocacy organization Stand With Crypto, which [[LINK_START_0]]Coinbase[[LINK_END_0]] established in 2023, has announced its backing of 32 current U.S. House members pursuing reelection in the upcoming November 2026 midterm contests.
Each politician receiving the endorsement supported the Digital Asset Market Clarity Actācommonly referred to as the CLARITY Actāwhen it came up for a House vote. This proposed legislation seeks to establish nationwide standards for digital asset oversight while clarifying jurisdictional boundaries between the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
The selection reflects cross-party support. Republican representatives Tom Emmer, Bill Huizenga, and Warren Davidson appear on the roster alongside Democratic colleagues Ritchie Torres, Jim Costa, and Josh Gottheimer. The list also features lawmakers from battleground districts, including Arizona Representative Juan Ciscomani and Pennsylvania’s Brian Fitzpatrick.
Tom Emmer holds the position of House Majority Whip. Glenn “GT” Thompson leads the House Agriculture Committee. Bryan Steil oversees the digital assets subcommittee under the House Financial Services Committee.
Senate Action on CLARITY Act Remains Uncertain
While the CLARITY Act secured House passage, it has encountered roadblocks in the Senate chamber. Senators continue debating multiple elements of the proposed framework, with discussions extending for months without reaching consensus.
Digital asset firms have identified the legislation as a critical policy objective. Stand With Crypto’s endorsement strategy focuses on maintaining House allies in their seats while mounting pressure continues on Senate leadership.
Steven Horsford put forward the bipartisan PARITY Act during this congressional session. Bill Huizenga signed on as a cosponsor for both the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act and the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. Warren Davidson previously introduced the Bitcoin for America Act.
Political Contributions Surge Before Election Day
Stand With Crypto reports a membership base exceeding 3 million registered American supporters. The organization’s Executive Director Mason Lynaugh explained that the group’s strategy has evolved from establishing the existence of crypto-focused voters to showcasing substantial grassroots mobilization capabilities.
“In 2024 we were very much proving that the crypto voter is real,” Lynaugh said. “In 2026 we’re very much showing that we have the organizing capacity and that our advocates are a true voting bloc that can move the needle.”
While these endorsements don’t include direct monetary donations from Stand With Crypto, legislators earning high scores from the organization frequently attract funding from industry-aligned super PACs.
Fairshake, the dominant crypto-focused super PAC, has earmarked $122 million for deployment before November voting. The organization already backed 49 successful candidates throughout the primary season.
Combined political expenditures from cryptocurrency-related organizations for the 2026 electoral cycle have climbed to approximately $200 million across all industry-supported entities, representing an increase from the $170 million allocated during the 2024 election period.
Stand With Crypto intends to reveal its Senate endorsements and support for open-seat candidates as Election Day approaches.





