HarrisX Poll: CLARITY Act Gains 20% in Votes

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HarrisX polling shows that 52% of voters support the CLARITY Act, with only 11% opposed; senators who support the bill can gain a +20% net electoral benefit. 47% of voters are willing to cross party lines to vote for this, a figure that rises to 72% among crypto holders. This article is based on the HarrisX poll report "National survey of voters shows bipartisan support for American leadership in cryptocurrencies and passing the CLARITY Act," compiled and reorganized by Fanchuge. (Context: From expectation to disappointment! Poll: Trump's economic policy approval rating hits a new low, with nearly half opposing comprehensive tariffs) (Background: Crypto folks, time to play! The 1st "Asia Blockchain Sports Summit" kicks off on 11/30, with a chance to win an iPhone 16) Disclosure: The approval rate for the CLARITY Act among registered voters nationwide is not only bipartisan but directly translates into electoral momentum: senators who support the bill can gain a 20-percentage-point net electoral advantage, and nearly half of voters are even willing to cross party lines for it. The poll results indicate that the core issue of crypto regulation has shifted from "whether to regulate" to "who can use it to mobilize votes." Crypto regulation is upgrading from an industry issue to a key variable in election campaigns. The latest HarrisX poll shows that digital assets and their federal regulatory framework are at a critical turning point. The "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" (CLARITY Act, H.R.3633), currently under consideration in Congress, will clarify three things: whether different types of digital assets are regulated by the SEC or the CFTC, registration rules for cryptocurrency trading platforms and custodians, and industry-level consumer protection standards. This is one of the most important pieces of digital asset legislation Congress has considered to date. Continuing its long-term accumulation in the field of public opinion research, HarrisX conducted a national survey of 2,008 registered voters to measure four things: voter awareness and ownership of digital assets, attitudes toward U.S. leadership in digital finance, approval ratings for the CLARITY Act, and whether a candidate's stance on crypto regulation will affect the 2026 midterm elections. Eight of the world's top ten cryptocurrency trading platforms are headquartered outside the United States. As digital payment systems and stablecoin infrastructure accelerate globally, if the U.S. fails to provide clear federal rules, it risks ceding dominance in a strategic financial technology to overseas jurisdictions—which would tangibly impact national security, the global status of the USD, the retention of developers and companies, and the overall competitiveness of the U.S. in fintech innovation. Bipartisan voters are aware of this risk and want Congress to act as soon as possible. This is a voter poll conducted by HarrisX regarding the CLARITY Act (U.S. cryptocurrency market structure legislation), with five charts presenting five core findings: Chart 1 | The bill enjoys bipartisan support. 52% of respondents support the CLARITY Act, with only 11% opposed; net support rates for Democrats, Republicans, and Independent voters are +43%, +48%, and +32% respectively, with Republican voters showing the highest approval. Chart 2 | Supporting legislation can bring clear electoral gains. The net electoral benefit is +20%—37% of voters say they are more likely to vote for a senator who pushes for the passage of the CLARITY Act, while only 17% say they are less likely; 47% of voters are willing to cross party lines for this, with Republican voters having the highest proportion (51%). Chart 3 | "National Security" is the most persuasive narrative framework. 56% of respondents believe that digital payment systems built and controlled outside the U.S. weaken U.S. national security, while only 22% believe they strengthen it; this judgment is a majority consensus across all three parties (DEM 56%, GOP 57%, IND 54%). 23% of voters list national security as the primary reason for pushing the bill through. Chart 4 | Voters want the U.S. to take the lead and establish clear rules. 70% believe the U.S. should have passed crypto legislation long ago; 62% believe it is "extremely important" or "very important" for the U.S. to set global rules for digital finance; 60% say they would rather have an imperfect but clear federal law than continue to rely on a "regulation by enforcement" model. Chart 5 | Most voters are unaware of the offshore status of the crypto industry. Only 33% of voters are aware of the fact that "eight of the top ten global crypto

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