Stand With Crypto to Score Senate CLARITY Act Votes

Stand With Crypto announced it will record and score Senate Banking Committee recorded votes on the CLARITY Act during the committee’s May 14 executive session. The group said the scores will be published and tied to senators’ recorded positions.

The committee will consider H.R. 3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025. The bill would set a regulatory framework for digital commodities, outline roles for the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and include limits related to central bank digital currency policy.

Stand With Crypto wrote in a statement: “On behalf of more than 2.9 million U.S. advocates, Stand With Crypto is notifying senators that it will score the Senate Banking Committee’s May 14th markup vote on the CLARITY Act.” The organization also urged senators to vote yes to move the bill out of committee and warned that lawmaker scores would be updated based on recorded votes.

The group has increased advocacy ahead of the markup. On April 28 it called for committee action, later delivered a petition after more than 28,000 Americans signed within a week, and reported that its supporters have contacted lawmakers nearly 1.5 million times over several years. The campaign linked the bill to economic security and constituent concerns.

Public opinion polling released May 7 by HarrisX found that 52% of respondents supported the CLARITY Act after reviewing a bill summary. The survey also reported that 70% of respondents said the U.S. should already have clear crypto legislation, and 60% preferred a federal legislative approach over case-by-case enforcement.

Policy debates around stablecoins and banking sector opposition have shaped discussion before the session. Senator Bernie Moreno criticized bank opposition and pointed to outreach by the American Bankers Association to bank CEOs, connecting the bill debate to questions about competition, access to yields, and control in digital asset markets.

Stand With Crypto said it will update its lawmaker scores after the May 14 session. The published scores will reflect how committee members voted on whether to advance the CLARITY Act and will be available publicly following the markup.