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Stand With Crypto says pro-crypto camp won 228 House seats

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Stand With Crypto, backed by Coinbase, said pro-crypto candidates won 228 House and 19 Senate seats in the US midterms, and Fairshake said it will keep backing pro-crypto candidates in 2028. Public Citizen data put crypto industry spending on political action committees at about $189m this cycle, up from $119m in 2024.

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The story so far: Stand With Crypto midterm scorecard

Stand With Crypto's 4 Nov scorecard found 245 lawmakers elected so far in the US midterms, or 68.2%, support crypto, including 226 House and 19 Senate winners. Stand With Crypto now says pro-crypto candidates won 228 House and 19 Senate seats, and Fairshake will keep backing pro-crypto candidates in 2028.

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  1. Stand With Crypto says 68% of US midterm winners back crypto

  2. Stand With Crypto says 226 pro-crypto House winners and 19 in Senate

  3. Frank Chaparro says 245 crypto-friendly candidates won seats in US midterms

  4. Stand With Crypto says pro-crypto camp won 228 House seats

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