The midterms are November 3, and a shift in congressional power could reshape Bitcoin and crypto policy for years. Mason Lynaugh, Executive Director of Stand With Crypto, joins Grace Remington and Sean Hagan to break down the final push: 3.1 million advocates, 50 state chapters, 47 college chapters and 45 endorsed candidates. He explains why crypto voters are the low-propensity swing bloc campaigns spend millions to find, why the Clarity Act and GENIUS Act votes prove the issue is bipartisan, and why he expects the most pro-Bitcoin Congress in history no matter who wins.
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Chapters:
0:00 Stand With Crypto’s Final Push: 3.1 Million Advocates and 45 Endorsed Candidates
1:18 The Voter Hub and Making the Next Congress the Most Pro-Bitcoin in History
2:12 Why Crypto Voters Are the Low-Propensity Swing Vote Campaigns Want
3:16 Tight Races Decided by Hundreds of Votes and Tens of Thousands of Advocates
4:08 Bipartisan Support: 100 Democrats on the Clarity Act and the GENIUS Act Vote
5:03 From 90 to 338 A-Rated Lawmakers in Three Years
5:44 Why Some Democrats Still Oppose Crypto and How Skeptics Come Around
7:32 Give Them a Job or Take It Away: Organizing Against Anti-Bitcoin Lawmakers
9:28 Fair Shake’s $95 Million vs. Volunteer Phone Calls
11:05 The GENIUS Act Rollout, Clarity Act Disappointment and Why AI Advocates Are Allies
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