Stand With Crypto to Score Senate Votes After Clarity Act Stalls

The shift from lobbying to scorecards signals that crypto advocacy is moving into electoral accountability rather than legislative persuasion, at least for this cycle. That matters most for senators in competitive races, who now face a public record on digital-asset votes that can be used by both sides. The open question is whether a stalled bill becomes a durable campaign issue or fades once the midterms pass — and whether scorecards shape voter behavior or simply document it.