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

Thom Tillis

Senator from North Carolina (R)

Steve Daines

Senator from Montana (R)

Mike Crapo

Senator from Idaho (R)

Bill Cassidy

Senator from Louisiana (R)

10 Stances

Cory Booker

Senator from New Jersey (D)

10 Stances

Debbie Stabenow

Senator from Michigan (D)

9 Stances

Maggie Hassan

Senator from New Hampshire (D)

9 Stances

Rob Portman

Senator from Ohio (R)

8 Stances

Todd Young

Senator from Indiana (R)

Cindy Hyde-Smith

Senator from Mississippi (R)

Kevin Cramer

Senator from North Dakota (R)

Tom Cotton

Senator from Arkansas (R)

Dan Sullivan

Senator from Alaska (R)

Jacky Rosen

Senator from Nevada (D)

Ben Luján

Senator from New Mexico (D)

Lindsey Graham

Senator from South Carolina (R)

John Barrasso

Senator from Wyoming (R)

Shelley Capito

Senator from West Virginia (R)

Lisa Murkowski

Senator from Alaska (R)

Ron Johnson

Senator from Wisconsin (R)

Roger Wicker

Senator from Mississippi (R)

Martin Heinrich

Senator from New Mexico (D)

James Lankford

Senator from Oklahoma (R)

Joni Ernst

Senator from Iowa (R)

Deb Fischer

Senator from Nebraska (R)

Jim Risch

Senator from Idaho (R)

John Kennedy

Senator from Louisiana (R)

Mitch McConnell

Senator from Kentucky (R)

Susan Collins

Senator from Maine (R)

John Hoeven

Senator from North Dakota (R)

Mark Kelly

Senator from Arizona (D)

4 Stances

Alex Padilla

Senator from California (D)

4 Stances

Jon Ossoff

Senator from Georgia (D)

4 Stances

Mitt Romney

Senator from Utah (R)

3 Stances

Jon Tester

Senator from Montana (D)

3 Stances

Kyrsten Sinema

Senator from Arizona (D)

Marco Rubio

Senator from Florida (R)

Mike Braun

Governor

Richard Shelby

Senator from Alabama (R)

Anti-Crypto Senators

Elizabeth Warren

Senator from Massachusetts (D)

129 Stances

Dick Durbin

Senator from Illinois (D)

39 Stances

Sherrod Brown

Senator from Ohio (D)

18 Stances

Jeff Merkley

Senator from Oregon (D)

17 Stances

Sheldon Whitehouse

Senator from Rhode Island (D)

17 Stances

Tina Smith

Senator from Minnesota (D)

17 Stances

Richard Blumenthal

Senator from Connecticut (D)

16 Stances

Jack Reed

Senator from Rhode Island (D)

14 Stances

Ed Markey SEN.

Senator from Massachusetts (D)

13 Stances

Ron Wyden

Senator from Oregon (D)

Michael Bennet

Senator from Colorado (D)

10 Stances

Jeanne Shaheen

Senator from New Hampshire (D)

8 Stances

Bernie Sanders

Senator from Vermont (I)

8 Stances

Gary Peters

Senator from Michigan (D)

Chris Van Hollen

Senator from Maryland (D)

Maria Cantwell

Senator from Washington (D)

Chris Murphy

Senator from Connecticut (D)

Patty Murray

Senator from Washington (D)

Angus King Jr.

Senator from Maine (I)

Rand Paul

Senator from Kentucky (R)

Chuck Schumer

Senator from New York (D)

Brian Schatz

Senator from Hawaii (D)

Mazie Hirono

Senator from Hawaii (D)

Tim Kaine

Senator from Virginia (D)

Tammy Baldwin

Senator from Wisconsin (D)

Amy Klobuchar

Senator from Minnesota (D)

Tammy Duckworth

Senator from Illinois (D)

Chris Coons

Senator from Delaware (D)

Josh Hawley

Senator from Missouri (R)

3 Stances

Joe Manchin III

Senator from West Virginia (D)

Ben Cardin

Senator from Maryland (D)

Tom Carper

Senator from Delaware (D)

Bob Menendez

Senator from New Jersey (D)

Recent Stances By Senators On Crypto

Senator Cynthia Lummis

@SenLummis

Market structure is the most important piece of digital asset legislation in United States history, and the time is now. @SenGillibrand and I have been working on this since 2022, and our ideas are battle tested.

2025-11-04T22:19:00.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Cynthia Lummis reposted the post below

Bloomberg TV

@BloombergTV

As Congress voted this year to pass the GENIUS Act, the immediate focus is now a crypto market-structure bill that would make sweeping changes to oversight of digital assets. @SenLummis of Wyoming speaks on "Bloomberg Crypto" bloom.bg/3LlnZdu

2025-11-04T22:14:05.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Senator Cynthia Lummis

@SenLummis

Wyoming leads the nation in growth of start-up companies, and digital assets are paving the way. I am proud to work every day to diversify Wyoming’s economy and ensure the future of the Cowboy State is bright.

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2025-11-04T21:01:50.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Cynthia Lummis reposted the post below

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

@SecScottBessent

17 years after the white paper, the Bitcoin network is still operational and more resilient than ever. Bitcoin never shuts down. @SenateDems could learn something from that.

2025-10-31T21:53:20.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Elizabeth Warren

@SenWarren

Trump is pushing private equity and crypto into YOUR 401(k) – putting your retirement savings at risk. These shadowy markets lack strong guardrails to keep your money safe. We can’t let Wall Street gamble with Americans’ hard-earned savings.

2025-10-30T16:59:10.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Chris Murphy 🟧

@ChrisMurphyCT

Here's an example of how Trump's corruption factory works. 1. Coinbase put $46M into elections to help Trump allies. 2. Sends him a huge check for his inauguration. 3. Trump drops SEC lawsuit against Coinbase. 4. Trump demands big donation from Coinbase for ballroom. Done.

2025-10-30T13:27:04.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Senator Bill Hagerty

@SenatorHagerty

Since @POTUS signed my bill into law, the GENIUS Act has rapidly accelerated the modernization of our payment system. Combining the dollar’s advantages with the blockchain’s speed & efficiency will unlock tremendous benefits for U.S. innovation and economic leadership.

2025-10-28T00:09:57.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Cynthia Lummis reposted the post below

BTC in D.C.

@btcindc_

Sen. Cynthia Lummis on the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve as a way to address the national debt: “If you were to acquire 5% of the world’s Bitcoin and hold it for 20 years, you could cut the national debt in half.” @SenLummis joined Joe Kelly of @Unchained for a conversation on digital-asset regulation and the future of Bitcoin in the United States at BTC in DC 2025.

2025-10-27T18:28:32.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Senator John Cornyn

@JohnCornyn

How Venezuela’s Autocrat Uses Crypto to Fight Trump’s Sanctions nytimes.com/2025/10/26/wor…

2025-10-26T21:45:38.000Z

Neutral on Crypto

Cynthia Lummis reposted the post below

Keith A. Grossman

@KeithGrossman

Crypto should not be politicized. It’s not red. It’s not blue. It’s a technology. And, like every transformative technology before it, it deserves thoughtful, bipartisan support that fosters innovation, protects consumers and ensures America leads. We have seen this before with @SenLummis and @SenGillibrand coming together for stablecoin legislation. What we need now is clarity, through bipartisan legislation like the Market Structure Bill, so builders can innovate confidently here in the United States rather than abroad. Why does this matter? Because clarity creates stability. Stability enables investment. And investment leads to innovation that ultimately creates jobs. American jobs. Unfortunately, crypto remains one of the most misunderstood technologies of our time. I recently wrote an Op-Ed for @BTCTN, titled, “You’re Thinking About Crypto All Wrong.” In it, I explained: "The confusion stems from how we categorize it. Most see crypto as a vertical industry, like banking or entertainment. In reality, it’s a horizontal platform: a foundational layer that cuts across industries, much like “digital” has over the past few decades." This distinction matters. Because when we understand crypto as a horizontal layer of innovation - rather than a niche vertical focused on no discernable or positive use case - it becomes clear that the efficiencies it brings to a broken financial system can also expand access to those historically excluded from it. The reality is that the world is becoming faster, more efficient and cheaper. Thus, we must ensure American innovation keeps pace - and that the jobs created by this transformation are built here, not elsewhere. At the same time, we must recognize that technology is changing access to new forms of liquidity. We saw this with social media democratizing communication. Now, we are witnessing it with money and value. For many, crypto provides this new access - access that our traditional financial system often denied them. Both realities can coexist:

Regulation that enables innovation and capital formation.

Regulation that ensures fairness, equality and protection. It’s not one or the other. It’s both. This balance is critical not just for the health of our economy but for the inclusivity of our financial future. When I was at @TIME, @JanellRoss wrote an incredible piece titled “Inside the World of Black Bitcoin, Where Crypto Is About Making More Than Just Money.” This piece captured a growing movement where crypto is not just about speculation, rather about empowerment and access. Leaders like @johnhopebryant have long spoken about financial inclusion through this same lens pointing to the millions of Americans who remain outside the existing financial system, not because they lack ambition, but because they lack access. Access is opportunity; and opportunity is what America has always stood for. That is why bi-partisan support matters so much. This technology already exists. The access already exists. What is missing are the guardrails that ensure innovation can flourish while people are protected as they navigate new financial frontiers. This should not be a partisan issue. And, I have seen leaders from both sides of the aisle recognize this truth. @SenatorTimScott, @SenLummis and @berniemoreno speak eloquently about it last week during the Senate Banking Committee hearing. @SenAlexPadilla, @RitchieTorres and others have also shown deep interest in this very issue as well. I am highlighting just a handful of many Republicans AND Democrats who care about this holistically. There are way more supporters on both sides than opposers. When we work together - across parties and perspectives - we can ensure the United States remains the global leader in innovation, job creation and financial inclusion. Crypto isn’t red. It isn’t blue. It’s the next great technological infrastructure layer; one that can make our systems faster, more transparent and more equitable.

2025-10-25T20:32:49.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen

@SenatorShaheen

Binance processed billions worth of illicit finance, including from known terrorist organizations and drug traffickers. @POTUS pardoning Binance's CEO after the company boosted President Trump's own crypto venture is a corrupt and blatant betrayal of American interests.

2025-10-24T21:51:24.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Elizabeth Warren

@SenWarren

CZ pleaded guilty to a criminal money laundering charge and was sentenced to prison. But then he financed President Trump’s stablecoin and lobbied for a pardon. Today, he got it. If Congress does not stop this kind of corruption, it owns it.

2025-10-23T16:44:22.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Richard Blumenthal

@SenBlumenthal

Pardoning CZ rewards corruption. Money laundering & narcotics trafficking is condemnable, except if you're a partner in Trump family's corrupt crypto racket. It makes this Administration look like a RICO organized crime enterprise.

2025-10-23T16:21:22.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Senator Cynthia Lummis

@SenLummis

Had a productive day focused on market structure and how we keep the momentum going to get it across the finish line by the end of this year. I look forward to working with all my colleagues to bring this critical digital asset legislation to @POTUS’ desk.

2025-10-22T21:47:15.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Senator Cynthia Lummis

@SenLummis

Big day in Washington for digital asset market structure!

2025-10-22T13:47:43.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Senator Cynthia Lummis

@SenLummis

We cannot empower the opponents of digital assets to rewrite the rules in their favor, stifle innovation, and increase costs. Throwing up barriers would drive entrepreneurs overseas and weaken America’s leadership in financial technology. Read more: lummis.senate.gov/press-releases…

2025-10-21T20:40:52.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Senator Cynthia Lummis

@SenLummis

Large banks have shown they'll restrict access for political reasons, targeting industries & individuals they disagree with, including gun manufacturers, digital assets, churches, & even @POTUS. I sent a letter to the CFPB expressing my strong support for the open banking rule.

2025-10-21T20:40:52.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Tina Smith replied to a post from @atrupar

Senator Tina Smith

@SenTinaSmith

@atrupar The only people doing well right now seem to be AI executives, crypto bros and the Trump family.

2025-10-20T18:58:23.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Senator Tina Smith

@SenTinaSmith

The only people doing well right now seem to be AI executives, crypto bros and the Trump family.

2025-10-20T18:56:04.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Elizabeth Warren

@SenWarren

We need rules in place to protect regular investors in crypto and private equity – not a shadowy system that lines the pockets of crypto billionaires and giant private equity firms. A downturn in these markets could put our whole economy at risk.

2025-10-15T15:31:41.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Sheldon Whitehouse

@SheldonforRI

Do the math - the political math. It's being done on purpose, to benefit Trump's AI/crypto boys and big fossil fuel donors. washingtonpost.com/business/2025/…

2025-10-15T15:20:14.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Senator Cynthia Lummis

@SenLummis

The seizure of 127,000 bitcoin underscores two urgent priorities for Congress: first, passing clear digital asset market structure legislation to ensure law enforcement can act decisively against bad actors while protecting innovation.

2025-10-14T19:18:09.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Senator Cynthia Lummis

@SenLummis

Second, codifying how seized bitcoin is stored, returned to victims, and safeguarded for future generations. Turning criminal proceeds into assets that strengthen America’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve shows how sound policy can turn wrongdoing into lasting national value.

2025-10-14T19:18:09.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Sheldon Whitehouse reposted the post below

Senate EPW Democrats

@EPWCmte

Because of Trump’s Big Crypto donors, the data center bomb is falling on families who are suddenly watching their electric bills skyrocket.

2025-10-10T20:49:26.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Sheldon Whitehouse

@SenWhitehouse

Trump is purposely driving up your electric bills to cater to his big crypto, AI, and fossil fuel donors — money from your pockets to theirs. He’s also driving up your homeowners insurance, hurting property values. nytimes.com/2025/10/09/opi…

2025-10-14T16:17:04.000Z

Very Anti-Crypto

Senator Kevin Cramer

@SenKevinCramer

Started my morning meeting with @patrickjwitt, the Executive Director of the President’s Council of Advisors for Digital Assets, to talk about digital asset market structure and pending legislative efforts.

2025-10-09T14:38:32.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Sen. Maria Cantwell

@SenatorCantwell

The Finance Committee could have come up with a solution to the crisis of rising health insurance costs. They could have met about it yesterday. Instead, they were having a hearing on cryptocurrency.

2025-10-02T22:37:18.000Z

Somewhat Anti-Crypto

U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D.

@SenBillCassidy

Multibillion-dollar companies are making money off of your medical data. You should get some of those benefits. Let’s use crypto to do it.

2025-10-01T21:59:39.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Senator Cynthia Lummis

@SenLummis

Had a wonderful conversation at the BTC in DC conference yesterday. We have a responsibility to bring the United States into the digital age, and that begins with embracing #Bitcoin and codifying @POTUS' SBR.

2025-10-01T21:48:00.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto

Senator Mike Crapo

@MikeCrapo

Currently, our tax code does not provide straightforward answers for many digital asset transactions, whether someone is buying a cup of coffee, donating to charity, investing, lending, mining or staking. The U.S. must not fall behind in this rapidly growing market—it should be et development.

2025-10-01T16:20:54.000Z

Very Pro-Crypto