Stand With Crypto Counts 241 Pro-Crypto House Winners in Midterm Tally
Key Takeaways
- •Stand With Crypto's tracker listed 241 pro-crypto House winners as of Saturday, a rise of 13 seats from its previous count of 228.
- •The updated tally, published at 05:15 UTC on November 7, covered 412 of 435 House districts and 33 of 35 Senate seats up for election this cycle.
- •Twenty-three House districts and two Senate seats remained uncalled, so the figures represent a running count rather than a certified final result.
- •Stand With Crypto, a US digital asset advocacy group founded in 2023 with Coinbase backing, grades candidates on crypto policy through a public scorecard that it applies to election results as they are called.
- •The running tally of 241 seats stands 23 seats above the 218-seat majority threshold in the 435-member House of Representatives.

Stand With Crypto's election tracking page listed 241 pro-crypto winners in the US House of Representatives as of Saturday, 13 more than the 228 recorded in its previous count.
The updated tally went live at 05:15 UTC on November 7 and reflected results from 412 of the House's 435 districts, along with 33 of the 35 Senate seats up for election this cycle. With 23 House districts and two Senate seats still outstanding, the figures are a running count that updates as the remaining races are called, not a certified final result.
Stand With Crypto is a US-based digital asset advocacy organization founded in 2023 with backing from Coinbase. The group maintains a public scorecard that grades sitting lawmakers and candidates on their records and stated positions on crypto policy, and it applies those ratings to midterm results as individual races are called. Because those ratings follow the group's own criteria, the tallies serve as one measure of digital asset support on Capitol Hill heading into the next congressional session.
For context, 218 seats constitute a majority in the 435-member House of Representatives, a threshold the running tally stood above by 23 seats as of the update.
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