NH Congressional District 1

Anthony Dilorenzo completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and consistently advocated for clear legislative pathways for digital asset businesses and innovation in the United States. He supports Americans' right to self-custody their digital assets, ending regulatory de-banking, and establishing a legislative framework that clearly defines digital assets as securities or commodities. Dilorenzo also endorsed specific legislation such as the CLARITY Act and the GENIUS Act.

Stefany Shaheen completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for creating a clear, consistent, and fair regulatory framework to foster blockchain innovation and protect consumers. She advocates for legislation like the GENIUS Act and CLARITY ACT, emphasizing the right of Americans to self-custody digital assets, ending de-banking of lawful crypto businesses, and updating market structure laws to accommodate digital asset trading venues. Shaheen also supports federal agencies exploring blockchain technology to enhance transparency and efficiency.

Maura Sullivan completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and demonstrated strong support for clear legislative frameworks to foster digital asset innovation, including defining asset classifications and providing pathways for stablecoins. She advocates for the right to self-custody, opposes de-banking of lawful crypto users, and views blockchain as strategic infrastructure for U.S. competitiveness and national security, specifically endorsing the GENIUS Act and CLARITY Act.

Carleigh Beriont completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed support for clear legislative frameworks for digital assets, including defining when an asset is a security or commodity, and updating market structure laws for trading venues. While advocating for consumer protection and the right to self-custody, Beriont does not support ending regulatory de-banking of lawful crypto users or exempting non-custodial software developers from financial intermediary regulation.