Crypto · HR1

Ban officials from profiting off crypto

Senator Merkley's amendment to the One Big Beautiful Bill to stop the president, vice president and members of Congress from issuing or promoting crypto assets. Rejected 47–53.

Crypto wanted a nay vote. Senate roll call, Jun 30, 2025

Took $10K+ from Crypto

52%

voted its way (11 of 21 in the Senate)

Took less

53%

voted its way (42 of 79)

Average money, voted with

$1.5M

per member who voted Crypto's way

Average money, voted against

$399K

per member who defied the industry

Senate · Jun 30, 2025

47–53, motion rejected

On the Motion. Democrats 45–0, Republicans 0–53, independents 2–0. Read through Crypto's money.

Voted Crypto's way

Took $10K+
52% of 21
Took less
53% of 79

Democrat

funded 0% of 10
unfunded 0% of 35

Republican

funded 100% of 11
unfunded 100% of 42

Paid, and voted with the industry

K Street

9 clients paid lobbyists to work this bill

18 quarterly lobbying reports named it, 2024–2025. The money is what those clients paid their lobbyists in the quarters they listed the bill, across everything they lobbied on, so it is a ceiling, not a price tag.
  • Blockchain AssociationCrypto$1.6M4 reports · 2 firms
  • Solana Policy InstituteCrypto$560K1 reports · 1 firm
  • Americans for Financial ReformWall Street and hedge funds$150K1 reports · 1 firm
  • Fdd Action$140K1 reports · 1 firm
  • Defi Education Fund$120K2 reports · 1 firm
  • Common Cause$90K3 reports · 1 firm
  • Transparency International U.S. (a Project of the Fund for Constitutional Govt)$80K3 reports · 1 firm
  • Democracy Defenders Action$80K2 reports · 1 firm
  • Bce Corporation Pmc$01 reports · 1 firm

By industry

  • Crypto$2.1M
  • Wall Street and hedge funds$150K

All lobbying →

Every member's vote, biggest Crypto money first
MemberStatePAC checksSuper PAC helpTotalVote
Bernie MorenoOH$4K$40M$40MNay · with industry
Jon HustedOH–$37M$37MNay · with industry
Elissa SlotkinMI–$9.1M$9.1MYea · against
Ruben GallegoAZ–$8.9M$8.9MYea · against
Katie BrittAL–$1.0M$1.0MNay · with industry
Lindsey GrahamSC–$207K$207KNay · with industry
Tim SheehyMT–$199K$199KNay · with industry
John FettermanPA–$196K$196KYea · against
Mark KellyAZ–$115K$115KYea · against
Patty MurrayWA–$102K$102KYea · against
Catherine Cortez MastoNV–$102K$102KYea · against
Dave McCormickPA–$90K$90KNay · with industry
Angela AlsobrooksMD–$76K$76KYea · against
Raphael WarnockGA–$39K$39KYea · against
Jon OssoffGA–$25K$25KYea · against
Dan SullivanAK$2K$22K$24KNay · with industry
Susan CollinsME–$15K$15KNay · with industry
Roger MarshallKS–$15K$15KNay · with industry
Ted BuddNC$2K$12K$14KNay · with industry
Margaret HassanNH–$13K$13KYea · against
Pete RickettsNE$3K$10K$13KNay · with industry
Ron JohnsonWI–$9K$9KNay · with industry
Deb FischerNE$6K$5$6KNay · with industry
Mark WarnerVA$6K–$6KYea · against
Ron WydenOR$6K–$6KYea · against
John BoozmanAR$4K–$4KNay · with industry
Lisa Blunt RochesterDE$3K–$3KYea · against
Charles SchumerNY$3K–$3KYea · against
Bill HagertyTN$3K–$3KNay · with industry
Mike LeeUT–$2K$2KNay · with industry
John ThuneSD$2K–$2KNay · with industry
Michael CrapoID$2K–$2KNay · with industry
Tim ScottSC$2K–$2KNay · with industry
Martin HeinrichNM$1K$2$1KYea · against
Christopher CoonsDE$1K–$1KYea · against
Jim BanksIN$1K–$1KNay · with industry
Jim JusticeWV$1K–$1KNay · with industry
Mike RoundsSD$1K–$1KNay · with industry
Ashley MoodyFL–$582$582Nay · with industry
Cindy Hyde-SmithMS–$564$564Nay · with industry
Tammy BaldwinWI–$299$299Yea · against
Ted CruzTX–$207$207Nay · with industry
Thom TillisNC–$58$58Nay · with industry
Rick ScottFL–$33$33Nay · with industry
Jacky RosenNV–$19$19Yea · against
Steve DainesMT–$13$13Nay · with industry
Cynthia LummisWY–$11$11Nay · with industry
Joni ErnstIA–$9$9Nay · with industry
Joshua HawleyMO–$6$6Nay · with industry
John CornynTX–$5$5Nay · with industry
Angus KingME–$3$3Yea · against
Mitch McConnellKY–$2$2Nay · with industry
Adam SchiffCA–––Yea · against
Alejandro PadillaCA–––Yea · against
Amy KlobucharMN–––Yea · against
Andy KimNJ–––Yea · against
Ben LujánNM–––Yea · against
Bernard SandersVT–––Yea · against
Bill CassidyLA–––Nay · with industry
Brian SchatzHI–––Yea · against
Charles GrassleyIA–––Nay · with industry
Chris Van HollenMD–––Yea · against
Christopher MurphyCT–––Yea · against
Cory BookerNJ–––Yea · against
Edward MarkeyMA–––Yea · against
Elizabeth WarrenMA–––Yea · against
Eric SchmittMO–––Nay · with industry
Gary PetersMI–––Yea · against
James LankfordOK–––Nay · with industry
James RischID–––Nay · with industry
Jeanne ShaheenNH–––Yea · against
Jeff MerkleyOR–––Yea · against
Jerry MoranKS–––Nay · with industry
John BarrassoWY–––Nay · with industry
John CurtisUT–––Nay · with industry
John HickenlooperCO–––Yea · against
John HoevenND–––Nay · with industry
John KennedyLA–––Nay · with industry
John ReedRI–––Yea · against
Kevin CramerND–––Nay · with industry
Kirsten GillibrandNY–––Yea · against
Lisa MurkowskiAK–––Nay · with industry
Maria CantwellWA–––Yea · against
Markwayne MullinOK–––Nay · with industry
Marsha BlackburnTN–––Nay · with industry
Mazie HironoHI–––Yea · against
Michael BennetCO–––Yea · against
Peter WelchVT–––Yea · against
Rand PaulKY–––Nay · with industry
Richard BlumenthalCT–––Yea · against
Richard DurbinIL–––Yea · against
Roger WickerMS–––Nay · with industry
Sheldon WhitehouseRI–––Yea · against
Shelley CapitoWV–––Nay · with industry
Tammy DuckworthIL–––Yea · against
Timothy KaineVA–––Yea · against
Tina SmithMN–––Yea · against
Todd YoungIN–––Nay · with industry
Tom CottonAR–––Nay · with industry
Tommy TubervilleAL–––Nay · with industry

Money is the member's PAC checks from Crypto plus super PAC support credited in proportion to the industry's share of each group's traced donors, added up across every run in this site (2020–2026). “With industry” means the vote the industry lobbied for. None of this proves a quid pro quo. See About the data.