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Super Tuesday: Is Your Representative Pro-Crypto?

Genfinity lays out how you can assess your representative's stance on crypto before Super Tuesday. The cryptocurrency industry's significant impact on the 2024 U.S. election signals the beginning of substantial involvement of the crypto community in supporting candidates aligned with their agenda.

Our cryptocurrency industry is making a significant splash in the 2024 U.S. election. This is particularly evident in the Super Tuesday primary contests across states like California, Alabama, and Texas. Reported by Reuters, several super PACs, including Fairshake, Protect Progress, and Defend American Jobs, funded by notable entities such as Coinbase and the Winklevoss twins, have poured approximately $13 million into these primary races. Notably, these financial investments mark the beginning of what officials claim will be a substantial involvement of the crypto community in political activities to support candidates aligned with their agenda.

The surge in cryptocurrency industry involvement reflects its growing financial prowess, with contributions to the 2024 election cycle reaching $59.2 million, significantly surpassing previous cycles. According to OpenSecrets data, this number is also up from $26.8 million for 2022’s midterms.

“The crypto community is playing politics to win. We will have influence and impact in races behind candidates who align with our agenda and our vision.” – Josh Vlasto, Fairshake

What is Super Tuesday?

Super Tuesday, scheduled for March 5, marks a pivotal moment in the presidential nomination process as numerous states host primaries or caucuses. This day holds significant weight as over a third of the total delegates for both Republican and Democratic nominations are up for grabs. The mechanics of Super Tuesday involve registered voters participating in presidential nominating contests across various states. There are a diverse array of GOP contests taking place in 15 states, including primaries in 11 states that are open to more than just registered Republicans. There will also be caucuses in two other states.

The event’s title, “Super Tuesday,” stems from the substantial number of delegates at stake on this day compared to any other single date during the primary campaign, with 865 Republican delegates and 1,420 Democratic delegates allocated. Despite this crucial moment, the campaign persists beyond Super Tuesday, with states continuing to hold primaries until the final contests on June 4, ultimately shaping the landscape of the presidential race.

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Is my representative pro-crypto ?

Commencing in September 2022, Coinbase initiated the integration of their crypto policy endeavors directly into the Coinbase app. This initiative aims to provide assistance to the platform’s 110 million verified users in understanding the crypto stances of political leaders in their respective locations. 

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The tweet thread mentioned that some of the data supporting this initiative was through a separate organization, the Crypto Action Network. The Crypto Action Network is a 501(c)(4) organization that aims to advance cryptocurrency growth. They believe in cryptocurrency’s crucial role in shaping the future of the U.S. economy. With a focus on highlighting the freedom and potential of cryptocurrencies, the network advocates for their benefits to both decision-makers and the public.

https://www.cryptoactionnetwork.org/scorecard/ Super Tuesday

If you do not have access to the Coinbase app, you can find the ranking of each representative listed out on their website via this link

Bottom Line

As the 2024 U.S. election cycle unfolds, the surge in cryptocurrency industry involvement reflects its expanding financial prowess, with contributions reaching $59.2 million, significantly surpassing previous cycles. This increasing influence of the crypto community, — people like you — is poised to impact political activities and candidate support. This marks a significant shift in the intersection of cryptocurrency and politics.

Are you voting on Super Tuesday? Let us know in the comments!

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