Candidates classified as pro-crypto won a majority of the decided House and Senate races in the U.S. midterm elections, according to a tally.
According to an election scorecard released on November 4 by crypto policy group Stand With Crypto, 222 pro-crypto candidates won House seats and 19 won Senate seats, for a total of 241. The tally included 106 House winners and eight Senate winners classified as anti-crypto.
At the time, 384 of the 435 House races and 33 of the 35 Senate races had been called. Fifty-six House members and six senators were not classified as either pro-crypto or anti-crypto.
In the 2024 election, 257 pro-crypto candidates won House seats and 16 won Senate seats, while 115 House winners and 12 Senate winners were classified as anti-crypto. Stand With Crypto’s classifications are based on its own evaluation criteria, and the election results are unofficial tallies until officially certified.