Preliminary data from @standwithcrypto in July based on a voter file match of its advocates at that time found that 80%+ of them were active registered voters and that ~68% of them had voted in 2020 (above the voting age population turnout of 66%. 1/4

This despite the cohort being demographically from lower-turnout cohorts, younger, more male). For context, if that number was applied forward to their current advocate count, 68% of 1.9m would be roughly 1.3 million voters. 2/4

In the coming weeks, they’ll with a post-election survey of their current advocates. They’ll be able to report what % of them say that they voted as well as their views on the election and crypto policy going forward. Sometime early next year when the voter rolls in all 50 states… x.com/i/web/status/18586037745...

If around 70% of SWC advocates turned out to vote (close to 2020 but perhaps a little higher with outreach and the increased salience of crypto as an issue), that would work out to about 1.33 million voters. Ignore them at your peril. 4/4