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Question Everything. If you hold crypto, the rules Congress writes on market structure, stablecoins, self-custody, CBDC policy, AI and financial privacy don't stay in Washington. Those votes are taken by members of both parties who also raise money from banks, financial-institution PACs and executives — and by members who resist that lobby.
This tracker exists so you can see both sides of that picture: the record, and the money. We score every seated member of the 119th Congress on crypto, AI, privacy and the bank lobby. Each card lists verified FEC donors and highlights banks, financial institutions and bank executives. Recent bills, votes and press statements from Republicans and Democrats are published with a source. If we don't have verified evidence, the grade is n/a — we don't guess.
Accountability that only points one direction isn't accountability. We track both parties, follow the money, and hold members to the record they actually made. Question this tracker too: every scored item links to its source. Scores are editorial analysis, not endorsements.
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