With 100 days left until the midterm elections in 2026, nearly 70% of surveyed crypto holders say their voting will be influenced by policy positions

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ME News message: On July 27 (UTC+8), 2026 midterm elections are entering a 100-day countdown. On July 26, the crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto posted on X, saying that nearly 70% of surveyed crypto holders believe a candidate’s position on cryptocurrency will affect how they vote, and nearly 80% say they are almost certain to vote. Stand With Crypto said 73% of surveyed crypto holders are closely watching which cryptocurrency policies lawmakers support, and 59% do not align with any particular political party. The organization added that crypto supporters have contacted Congress more than 1 million times regarding relevant legislation. Market attention is focused on the CLARITY Act, the 2025 Digital Asset Markets Clarity Act. The bill is intended to clearly define the division of responsibilities between the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in the regulation of digital assets, and it will affect whether certain digital assets are classified as securities or commodities under federal oversight. Supporters of the bill argue that the time window to advance legislation before election-year agendas tighten is limited; opponents say the new framework must maintain protections against fraud, market manipulation, and investor losses. The related discussion covers exchange access, investment products, taxation, and the role of federal regulatory agencies in digital finance. (Source: ODAILY)
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