Stand With Crypto plans to focus on US House races in two states during the 2026 midterm elections. The Coinbase-backed advocacy group is building on its 2024 efforts to mobilize voters interested in crypto policy.
Stand With Crypto plans to focus on US House races in two states during the 2026 midterm elections. The Coinbase-backed advocacy group is building on its 2024 efforts to mobilize voters interested in crypto policy.
The group said the plan follows its 2024 efforts to organize and mobilize voters who consider digital asset policy an important political issue. Its next phase will center on congressional contests, where policy positions can shape the direction of crypto regulation in Washington.
Stand With Crypto, a crypto advocacy organization backed by Coinbase, has unveiled its strategy for the 2026 US midterm elections, with a focus on House races in two states.
The group said the plan follows its 2024 efforts to organize and mobilize voters who consider digital asset policy an important political issue. Its next phase will center on congressional contests, where policy positions can shape the direction of crypto regulation in Washington.
The move reflects the continued push by crypto advocacy groups to make digital asset issues more visible in US elections. For voters and policymakers, the 2026 midterms could become another test of how much influence crypto-focused constituencies can have in competitive races.
Stand With Crypto’s strategy also shows how industry-linked advocacy is moving beyond general awareness campaigns and toward targeted electoral activity. The group’s stated focus remains political engagement around crypto policy rather than market promotion or investment messaging.
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