According to the group’s own polling, roughly 70% of crypto owners say a candidate’s stance on legislation like the CLARITY Act will influence their vote. Just 4% of the overall American populace said they would weigh crypto policy when choosing candidates. Clearer rules for token classification, stablecoin frameworks, and exchange oversight would likely be constructive for digital asset valuations. But if the 4% figure from independent polling is closer to reality, the crypto lobby’s electoral influence may be more fragile than the spending numbers suggest. First, whether any competitive races genuinely turn on crypto policy positions, which would validate the voter bloc thesis.