U.S. Senate (MI)

Abdul El-Sayed completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and advocates for comprehensive legislative frameworks to provide clarity for digital asset businesses, define asset classifications, and clarify agency oversight. He supports consumer protection, transparency, the right to self-custody, and ending de-banking, while also believing blockchain can foster innovation if accompanied by robust guardrails against misuse.

Mallory Mcmorrow completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for creating clear legislative pathways for digital assets, advocating for frameworks to define securities and commodities and allow fit-for-purpose regulations for trading venues. She supports Americans' right to self-custody, accessible stablecoins like USDC, and ending de-banking of lawful crypto businesses, also backing initiatives such as the GENIUS Act and pilot programs for tokenizing real-world assets. Mcmorrow emphasizes the federal government's role in setting clear, enforceable rules to foster responsible innovation, protect consumers, and prevent fraud.