Fourteen U.S. House races remained uncalled as of November 11, Cointelegraph reported, leaving open how many more crypto-friendly lawmakers will join Congress.
Among them, incumbent Alaska Rep. Nick Begich and North Carolina Rep. David Rouzer lead their races, while Louisiana’s 6th District heads to a December 12 runoff between state Sen. Blake Miguez and Democrat Chauna Banks. Cointelegraph said the advocacy group Stand With Crypto rates every candidate in the uncalled races as either strongly supportive of crypto or having no stated position.
Spending tied to the industry was part of those contests. Defend American Jobs, Fairshake’s Republican-facing affiliate, spent $508,142 backing Begich in the August primary and $150,600 backing Rouzer, according to Cointelegraph. The Fellowship PAC spent $250,000 backing Miguez. The article gave no total for Fairshake’s overall spending.
Stand With Crypto’s tally, as cited by Cointelegraph, stands at 246 supporters and 107 opponents in the House and 50 supporters and 33 opponents in the Senate.
Lindsay Fraser of the Blockchain Association called new members with no stated stance an opportunity and a “blank slate in terms of education.” She said nearly one in four incoming members is new. The association plans a January fly-in to meet newly elected lawmakers, aiming to leave the 120th Congress with more members rated A or B by Stand With Crypto.
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