222 House Winners Rated Pro-Crypto in SWC Tally

Stand With Crypto (SWC) counted 222 House winners and 19 Senate winners it rated as “pro-crypto” in its unofficial election scorecard released on November 4. The group’s tally, marked updated at 9:00 a.m. ET, also listed 106 House winners and eight Senate winners it rated as “anti-crypto.”

Unofficial Tally and Methodology

The scorecard displayed results for 384 of 435 House races and 33 of 35 Senate races. SWC credited Decision Desk HQ for the election results, stating that the figures remain unofficial until certified. The pro-crypto and anti-crypto totals are smaller than the total number of called races displayed for each chamber, indicating that not every candidate was assigned a rating in the initial update.

SWC’s election ratings count winning candidates rather than votes on specific legislative texts. The group’s methodology uses a 0–250 scale in both chambers to classify candidates. These ratings do not establish a voting coalition for the passage of any specific bill, nor do they provide a party breakdown of the pro-crypto winners.

CLARITY Act Supporters Named

In a series of congratulatory posts, SWC highlighted specific candidates it said had won their races, connecting the broad scorecard to individual lawmakers with stated positions on crypto legislation. The account congratulated Mark Messmer on winning Indiana’s 8th District, describing him as a co-sponsor of the CLARITY Act. It also stated that Riley Moore won West Virginia’s 2nd District and described the endorsed representative as a co-sponsor of the bill.

House clerk roll call records show that both Messmer and Moore voted yes when the House passed the CLARITY Act on July 17, 2025. SWC also congratulated Eugene Vindman in Virginia’s 7th District, noting that he had backed both the CLARITY Act and the GENIUS Act. Vindman appears as a yes vote on the July 2025 House roll call for CLARITY. For Pennsylvania’s 10th District, the account stated that Janelle Stelson had won and had expressed support for both CLARITY and GENIUS.

The House passed the 2025 CLARITY vote 294-134. According to the clerk, 216 Republicans and 78 Democrats voted yes on the bill, showing cross-party support in that chamber at the time of the vote. However, the election results do not settle the ongoing legislative disagreements. Reports indicate that the CLARITY Act failed a Senate procedural hurdle in September amid disputes regarding banking risks, stablecoin rewards, and customer protections.

Market Reaction and Context

The Associated Press reported at 6:26 a.m. GMT on November 4 that Democrats had won the House and unified control of Congress. In a separate post on November 4, Otto Jacobsson, CEO of Yap Global, argued that voters had favored crypto while turning against AI infrastructure. He wrote: “America still loves crypto, but hates the physical manifestation of AI.”

SWC’s named winners include lawmakers with recorded support for CLARITY and candidates who expressed support for it. However, these individual positions do not resolve the banking and customer-protection disagreements that previously stalled the bill in the Senate. The scorecard measures candidates winning races, not a new congressional vote on the CLARITY text, and cannot establish enactment or a timetable for future legislation.