What Members of the U.S. House of Representatives from the 117th Session of Congress Support Crypto?

Andy Barr

Rep from Kentucky (R)

Tim Ryan

Rep from Ohio (D)

Frank Lucas

Rep from Oklahoma (R)

Mark Green

Rep from Tennessee (R)

5 Stances

Anthony Gonzalez

Rep from Ohio (R)

4 Stances

Gregory Meeks

Rep from New York (D)

4 Stances

Glenn Thompson

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

4 Stances

Ralph Norman

Rep from South Carolina (R)

Markwayne Mullin

Senator from Oklahoma (R)

Madison Cawthorn

Rep from North Carolina (R)

Kevin McCarthy

Rep from California (R)

Nancy Mace

Rep from South Carolina (R)

Tim Burchett

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Dan Meuser

Rep from Pennsylvania (R)

Ann Wagner

Rep from Missouri (R)

Scott Fitzgerald

Rep from Wisconsin (R)

Marjorie Greene

Rep from Georgia (R)

Henry Cuellar

Rep from Texas (D)

David Schweikert

Rep from Arizona (R)

Frederica Wilson

Rep from Florida (D)

Ronny Jackson

Rep from Texas (R)

Kevin Brady

Rep from Texas (R)

Dan Crenshaw

Rep from Texas (R)

Randy Feenstra

Rep from Iowa (R)

Scott Peters

Rep from California (D)

David Kustoff

Rep from Tennessee (R)

Steve Scalise

Rep from Louisiana (R)

Barry Loudermilk

Rep from Georgia (R)

Anna Eshoo

Rep from California (D)

Ro Khanna

Rep from California (D)

Blaine Luetkemeyer

Rep from Missouri (R)

Larry Bucshon

Rep from Indiana (R)

David McKinley

Rep from West Virginia (R)

Ben Cline

Rep from Virginia (R)

Morgan Griffith

Rep from Virginia (R)

Anti-Crypto Representatives

Brad Sherman

Rep from California (D)

49 Stances

Sean Casten

Rep from Illinois (D)

13 Stances

Jared Huffman

Rep from California (D)

12 Stances

Elissa Slotkin

Rep from Michigan (D)

Jesús García

Rep from Illinois (D)

Norma Torres

Rep from California (D)

Frank Pallone

Rep from New Jersey (D)

5 Stances

Joaquin Castro

Rep from Texas (D)

Alan Lowenthal

Rep from California (D)

Colin Allred

Rep from Texas (D)

Carolyn Bourdeaux

Rep from Georgia (D)

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Rep from New York (D)

Mike Levin

Rep from California (D)

Rashida Tlaib

Rep from Michigan (D)

Jerry Nadler

Rep from New York (D)

Raja Krishnamoorthi

Rep from Illinois (D)

Juan Vargas

Rep from California (D)

Jan Schakowsky

Rep from Illinois (D)

Tony Gonzales

Rep from Texas (R)

Joyce Beatty

Rep from Ohio (D)

Kim Schrier

Rep from Washington (D)

Carlos Giménez

Rep from Florida (R)

Diana DeGette

Rep from Colorado (D)

Matt Rosendale

Rep from Montana (R)

Jim Langevin

Rep from Rhode Island (D)

John Katko

Rep from New York (R)

Recent Stances By Representatives On Crypto

Sean Casten

@RepCasten

The reporting that @PatrickMcHenry has threatened the National Defense Authorization Act, including legislation to combat fentanyl trafficking, unless it includes legislation written by & for the crypto lobby is concerning to anyone who cares about protecting national security. pic.twitter.com/5tTkh4bAgL

2023-11-29T20:02:50.000Z · via Twitter

Very Anti-Crypto

Tom Emmer

@RepTomEmmer

In case you missed it… Last week, I joined @ThinkingCrypto1 to discuss how Congress can provide clear rules of the road to bring the industry back onshore and hold unelected bureaucrats like @GaryGensler accountable for abusing SEC enforcement powers. twitter.com/thinkingcrypto…

2023-11-27T23:25:55.000Z · via Twitter

Very Pro-Crypto

Tom Emmer

@RepTomEmmer

Congressional resources should instead be spent working to bring more crypto activity and opportunities onshore to bolster U.S. national security.

2023-11-22T14:01:51.000Z · via Twitter

Very Pro-Crypto

Tom Emmer

@RepTomEmmer

Congress does not need to rewrite laws that work in the crypto space. Yesterday’s successful prosecution shows that when enforced, current laws are suitable to help weed out bad actors.

2023-11-22T14:01:50.000Z · via Twitter

Very Pro-Crypto

Brad Sherman

@BradSherman

Seems we’ve found another snake in the #Crypto Garden. Binance and Zhao are the latest. They won’t be the last. Especially if Zhao does not do any time.

2023-11-21T22:08:43.000Z · via Twitter

Very Anti-Crypto

Warren Davidson

@WarrenDavidson

@PeterMcCormack This helps illustrate why @JMilei must embrace #BTC as @nayibbukele did. The international financial system has been corrupted into a tool for coercion and control. Any attempt to restore #SoundMoney is viewed as a threat to the globalists.

2023-11-20T13:58:38.000Z · via Twitter

Very Pro-Crypto

Warren Davidson

@WarrenDavidson

You know, it's certainly possible that the stalling tactics to prevent regulatory clarity for digital assets in America are related to the globalists’ CBDC project... For the people engineering a reset of the monetary system, off-ramps with self-custody are problematic. twitter.com/wallstreetsilv…

2023-11-20T23:46:32.000Z · via Twitter

Very Pro-Crypto

Warren Davidson

@WarrenDavidson

Cash is king when it comes to illicit finance, not cryptocurrency. Watch from this week’s @FinancialCmte hearing on breaking down illicit activity in digital assets. pic.twitter.com/NB8Tv6kEIj

2023-11-16T20:38:06.000Z · via Twitter

Very Pro-Crypto

Warren Davidson

@WarrenDavidson

Cash and some “cryptocurrency” offer permission-less, peer-to-peer transactions. Authoritarian control freaks dominate our federal government and seek to ban them both. We must defend freedom and they must fail. More freedom. Less government. #SoundGovernment

2023-11-16T21:08:35.000Z · via Twitter

Very Pro-Crypto

Warren Davidson

@WarrenDavidson

@cryptoobseesed @FinancialCmte No, they should not. Cash is legal tender, should be accepted everywhere, and protects privacy.

2023-11-16T21:10:50.000Z · via Twitter

Very Pro-Crypto