Polls show that supporting the Clarity Act could give US lawmakers a 20-percentage-point electoral advantage.

According to a HarrisX survey of 2,008 registered voters conducted from May 1st to 4th, 52% of respondents supported the CLARITY Act, while only 11% opposed it. More importantly, 47% of voters indicated they were willing to vote across party lines, supporting candidates from other parties who supported the bill; among crypto users, this figure reached a high of 72%. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated on social media, "Passing the CLARITY Act is a win-win situation for both parties." Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev also believes there is "real momentum" to push the bill through. The poll also showed broad bipartisan support for the bill, with 55% support from Democrats, 58% from Republicans, and 42% from independents. Analysts point out that supporting the bill could give senators an approximately 20-point electoral advantage. Regarding legislative progress, Coinbase's Vice President of US Policy, Kara Calvert, predicted that the Senate Banking Committee might conduct further review of the bill as early as next week. She emphasized that the bill needs at least 60 votes to pass the Senate, "which means it must have Democratic support and bipartisan cooperation must be maintained." However, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand recently stated that further deliberation may be required, and the Senate vote is expected to take place in August.