Key Vote Alert – Senate & House – “YES” on GENIUS Act

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The Club for Growth urges all Senators and Representatives to vote YES on the S. 1582 – GENIUS Act. The results of this vote will be included in the Club for Growth Foundation’s 2025 congressional scorecard.

Cryptocurrency is the latest example of the free market opening new doors and improving lives for Americans of all incomes and backgrounds. Powered by blockchain technology, which eliminates the need for financial intermediaries, cryptocurrencies are driving economic growth and innovation by streamlining financial transactions, offering a reliable store of value and expanding access to banking services that spur entrepreneurship. Unfortunately, regulatory uncertainty is holding back adoption of the technology, putting the U.S. at risk of losing job-creating investment to foreign competitors.

The U.S. Senate can take the first step towards rectifying this by passing the GENIUS Act, which provides much needed regulatory clarity and legitimacy for stablecoins. A stablecoin is a form of cryptocurrency intended to maintain a stable value, typically by being pegged to the U.S. dollar or other assets such as U.S. Treasury securities. Stablecoins have the potential to foster innovation and contribute to a more robust and accessible economic future for all Americans. They will enable faster and lower-cost payments domestically and internationally, expand access to banking services, streamline financial services through smart contracts, promote job creation and strengthen demand for the dollar.

Even though the bill creates a new regulatory structure for stable coins, this legislation creates more freedom and innovation in financial transactions. Stables coins are a financial vehicle that provides consumers and businesses more choices outside of traditional, legacy financial institutions.

The bill includes important language to ensure stablecoins can compete on a level playing field, including:

  • Stronger protections for self-custody through an improved rule of construction exempting certain transactions from the regulation over issuance and regulatory treatment of stablecoins
  • Clear and concrete exemptions for decentralized protocols and activities from AML/BSA regulations
  • Properly tailored custody requirements

Club for Growth urges the Senate and House to pass this commonsense legislation and ensure that the U.S. remains the digital asset capital of the world.

Club for Growth Foundation’s Congressional Scorecard for the 119th Congress provides a comprehensive rating of how well or how poorly each member of Congress supports pro-growth, free-market policies and will be distributed to the public.

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Vote Results

Club Position

Yes

Required for Majority

1/2

Vote Results

Passed

Vote Number

318

Vote Date

June 17, 2025

Vote Counts

YEAs:

68

NAYs:

30

Not Voting:

2

Name

State

Party

Vote Position

Angela Alsobrooks

MD

D

Y

Tammy Baldwin

WI

D

N

Jim Banks

IN

R

Y

John Barrasso

WY

R

Y

Michael Bennet

CO

D

N

Marsha Blackburn

TN

R

Y

Richard Blumenthal

CT

D

N

Lisa Blunt Rochester

DE

D

N

Cory Booker

NJ

D

Y

John Boozman

AR

R

Y

Katie Britt

AL

R

Y

Ted Budd

NC

R

Y

Maria Cantwell

WA

D

N

Shelley Capito

WV

R

Y

Bill Cassidy

LA

R

Y

Susan Collins

ME

R

Y

Chris Coons

DE

D

N

John Cornyn

TX

R

Y

Catherine Cortez Masto

NV

D

Y

Tom Cotton

AR

R

A

Kevin Cramer

ND

R

Y

Mike Crapo

ID

R

Y

Ted Cruz

TX

R

Y

John Curtis

UT

R

Y

Steve Daines

MT

R

Y

Tammy Duckworth

IL

D

N

Dick Durbin

IL

D

N

Joni Ernst

IA

R

Y

John Fetterman

PA

D

Y

Deb Fischer

NE

R

Y

Ruben Gallego

AZ

D

Y

Kirsten Gillibrand

NY

D

Y

Lindsey Graham

SC

R

Y

Chuck Grassley

IA

R

Y

Bill Hagerty

TN

R

Y

Maggie Hassan

NH

D

Y

Josh Hawley

MO

R

N

Martin Heinrich

NM

D

Y

John Hickenlooper

CO

D

Y

Mazie Hirono

HI

D

N

John Hoeven

ND

R

Y

Jon Husted

OH

R

Y

Cindy Hyde-Smith

MS

R

Y

Ron Johnson

WI

R

Y

Jim Justice

WV

R

Y

Tim Kaine

VA

D

N

Mark Kelly

AZ

D

A

John Kennedy

LA

R

Y

Andy Kim

NJ

D

Y

Angus King

ME

I

N

Amy Klobuchar

MN

D

N

James Lankford

OK

R

Y

Mike Lee

UT

R

Y

Ben Lujan

NM

D

Y

Cynthia Lummis

WY

R

Y

Edward Markey

MA

D

N

Roger Marshall

KS

R

Y

Mitch McConnell

KY

R

Y

Dave McCormick

PA

R

Y

Jeff Merkley

OR

D

N

Ashley Moody

FL

R

Y

Jerry Moran

KS

R

Y

Bernie Moreno

OH

R

Y

Markwayne Mullin

OK

R

Y

Lisa Murkowski

AK

R

Y

Christopher Murphy

CT

D

N

Patty Murray

WA

D

N

Thomas Ossoff

GA

D

Y

Alex Padilla

CA

D

Y

Rand Paul

KY

R

N

Gary Peters

MI

D

N

Jack Reed

RI

D

N

Pete Ricketts

NE

R

Y

Jim Risch

ID

R

Y

Jacky Rosen

NV

D

Y

Mike Rounds

SD

R

Y

Bernie Sanders

VT

I

N

Brian Schatz

HI

D

N

Adam Schiff

CA

D

Y

Eric Schmitt

MO

R

Y

Chuck Schumer

NY

D

N

Rick Scott

FL

R

Y

Tim Scott

SC

R

Y

Jeanne Shaheen

NH

D

N

Tim Sheehy

MT

R

Y

Elissa Slotkin

MI

D

Y

Tina Smith

MN

D

N

Dan Sullivan

AK

R

Y

John Thune

SD

R

Y

Thom Tillis

NC

R

Y

Thomas Tuberville

AL

R

Y

Chris Van Hollen

MD

D

N

Mark Warner

VA

D

Y

Raphael Warnock

GA

D

Y

Elizabeth Warren

MA

D

N

Peter Welch

VT

D

N

Sheldon Whitehouse

RI

D

N

Roger Wicker

MS

R

Y

Ron Wyden

OR

D

N

Todd Young

IN

R

Y

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