IL Congressional District 9

Philip Andrew completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for establishing clear legislative pathways for digital asset businesses and ensuring Americans' right to self-custody their crypto assets. He advocates for ending regulatory de-banking of lawful crypto users, establishing a clear framework for digital asset classification, and updating market structure laws for digital asset trading venues, specifically endorsing the CLARITY Act.

Daniel Biss completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and supports clear legislative frameworks for digital asset businesses, advocating for the right to self-custody, an end to de-banking, and updated market structure laws for digital asset trading. He believes the federal government should establish a consistent regulatory framework that fosters industry stability, maximizes public good, and protects consumers.

Sam Polan completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for comprehensive legislative frameworks that provide clear pathways for digital asset businesses, define asset classifications, and ensure consumer protection. He advocates for the right to self-custody and believes stablecoins should be widely accessible, while also supporting federal agencies exploring blockchain and updating market structure laws for digital asset trading. Polan specifically supports initiatives like the SAFE Crypto Act (S. 3428), emphasizing a limited government role in development but a crucial one in responsible regulatory oversight.

Hoan Huynh voted for Illinois SB 1797, which created state-level regulatory burdens that undermine the work Congress is doing to create a federal, nationwide standard for crypto.

Mike Simmons co-sponsored Illinois SB 1797, which created state-level regulatory burdens that undermine the work Congress is doing to create a federal, nationwide standard for crypto.