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Either Republicans or Democrats could have control of the House of Representatives in 2025, but a majority of lawmakers favoring crypto policies will still be in Congress. Go to Source
Contributions from Coinbase and statements from executives suggested that crypto companies were likely to keep pouring money into future US elections. Go to Source
Jeff Hurd and Scott Perry, both in favor of FIT21, won close elections against their Democratic rivals for House seats in Colorado and Pennsylvania. Go to Source
Bitcoin has broken past the $73,800 mark for the first time since March 13, briefly tapping $75,000, as the race for the next United States president rages on. Go to Source
Ted Cruz, representing Texas in the US Senate since 2013, has received millions in support from the crypto industry but is still at risk of losing his seat to Colin Allred. Go to Source
Representative Summer Lee took aim at crypto-backed Super PACs funding media buys that could have contributed to two Democratic lawmakers losing their primaries. Go to Source
More than 18 million registered voters in the Lone Star State will decide whether to replace Senator Ted Cruz with Representative Colin Allred starting in 2025. Go to Source
Recent polling among cryptocurrency holders has candidate Donald Trump firmly ahead of his opponent but researchers are undecided about whether it even matters. Go to Source
New developments make voting with decentralized tech a more realizable goal. Go to Source
A poll of 804 self-identified Democrats suggested a majority favored some of the core values surrounding digital assets, as well as the US leading the world on innovation. Go to Source
