NJ Congressional District 11

John Bartlett completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for establishing clear legislative and regulatory frameworks for digital assets in the United States. He advocates for policies such as the right to self-custody, clear definitions for digital assets, and updated market structure laws, specifically supporting the bipartisan CLARITY Act to foster innovation while protecting consumers. John Bartlett also believes that non-custodial software developers should not be regulated as financial intermediaries.

Zach Beecher completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and demonstrates strong support for digital assets, advocating for clear legislative frameworks to operate crypto businesses and define asset classifications. He champions the right to self-custody, supports ending the de-banking of lawful crypto users, and believes the federal government should proactively foster blockchain innovation through acts like FIT21, GENIUS, and CLARITY.

Brendan Gill completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and demonstrated strong support for clear legislative pathways for digital asset businesses and products, advocating for the right to self-custody and an end to the de-banking of lawful crypto users. He believes the federal government should act as a "referee," establishing regulatory clarity, defining digital assets as securities or commodities, and supporting responsible innovation to ensure consumer protection and U.S. competitiveness in blockchain technology.

Tahesha Way completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for creating clear legislative and regulatory frameworks for digital assets. She advocates for specific legislation like the GENIUS Act of 2025 and the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act to define asset classifications, enable widely accessible stablecoins, protect the right to self-custody, and prevent de-banking of lawful crypto businesses. Way believes the federal government should foster innovation through clear rules, investment, and interagency coordination.