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Over Half of American Voters Prefer Crypto-Savvy Presidential Candidates

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


A survey conducted by Harris Poll and funded by Grayscale found that 56% of American voters would prefer presidential candidates who are knowledgeable about cryptocurrencies.

Results of the Harris Poll Survey

The survey conducted by Harris Poll polling over 1,800 likely voters found that 40% of voters now pay attention to candidates’ positions on Bitcoin and other crypto assets, compared to just 34% in December 2023. The survey revealed that cryptocurrency remains a nonpartisan issue, with 45% of crypto owners viewing the Democratic Party as more favorable towards crypto and 42% favoring the Republican Party.

Coinbase Research

Recent findings commissioned by Coinbase and conducted by Morning Consult reveal that the political preferences of the crypto community are more diverse than commonly perceived. The survey released on September 30 showed that crypto-interested voters are evenly split between supporting Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris (47%) and Republican candidate Donald Trump (47%).

Importance of Cryptocurrency in the 2024 Elections

Research indicates a growing interest in cryptocurrency among voters, particularly within Hispanic and Black communities (63% and 68%, respectively). As the 2024 election approaches, candidates' knowledge of cryptocurrencies could become a defining factor for many voters. Assessments show that many crypto holders live in swing states, making them an important voter bloc.

Surveys point to a growing interest in cryptocurrencies among American voters, which could significantly influence the outcome of the 2024 presidential elections.

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