Crypto advocates and community bankers are taking their lobbying fight over the Clarity Act directly to senators’ home states. The push comes as the Senate prepares for a procedural vote on September 15.
Home-State Pressure Ahead of Senate Vote
With the Senate set to hold a procedural vote on September 15, both sides are focusing their efforts on lawmakers’ home states. Crypto advocates and community bankers are targeting senators where they live and work, aiming to influence the upcoming vote.
What the Clarity Act Fight Means
The Clarity Act has drawn attention from both the crypto industry and community banking groups. As the September 15 procedural vote approaches, these groups are making their positions known to senators in their home states.
