Digital Asset Lobbying Organization Disperses New 2026 Midterms Surveys to Gauge Candidates’ Opinions on Crypto
A major digital asset advocacy group has launched a nationwide survey aimed at identifying where 2026 midterm candidates stand on key cryptocurrency issues.
In a new press release, Stand With Crypto says that the questionnaire, sent to both incumbents and first-time contenders in federal and state races, asks candidates to outline their views on digital assets, innovation policy, de-banking concerns, mining and zoning rules, consumer protections and general accessibility.
It also asks candidates to disclose whether they have personally used or transacted in cryptocurrency or blockchain-based tools.
According to Stand With Crypto community director Mason Lynaugh,
“The next Congress will have a significant impact on whether or not the U.S. adopts the pro-crypto policies that will foster continued economic growth, innovation, and access. Crypto is already having a transformational impact on our economy, and we need pro-crypto candidates to ensure that the US maintains its dominant global position.
Stand With Crypto will draw from questionnaire responses to ensure that every voter is informed and is empowered to make decisions at the ballot box that will help secure and strengthen the future of blockchain technology.”
Stand With Crypto plans to score responses on a letter scale from A to F, indicating the degree to which each candidate supports or opposes crypto-related policy. Survey results are expected in early 2026.
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