A survey result showed that a majority of US voters support the cryptocurrency CLARITY Act on a bipartisan basis. An analysis was also presented, suggesting that supporting the bill would be an electoral advantage for members of Congress. According to market research firm HarrisX, a national survey of 2,008 US voters found that 52% supported the bill, while only 11% opposed it. The net support (percentage of approval minus disapproval) by party was 48% for Democrats, 43% for Republicans, and 32% for Independents. HarrisX reported, "37% said they would support a member of Congress who votes in favor of the CLARITY Act, while 17% said they would not support them. 70% believed that the US should have already completed cryptocurrency legislation, and 60% preferred pursuing clear federal law instead of litigation-focused regulation. 47% responded that they would consider supporting a candidate from another party if their own party opposed the CLARITY Act." Meanwhile, 56% stated that digital payment systems built abroad would weaken US security, indicating a prevalent view of digital finance as a national security competition issue.
