As reported by Cointelegraph, a survey has found that approximately 26 million US voters make up a "cryptocurrency voting bloc" who prioritize supporting cryptocurrency policies when deciding which candidate to vote for in the upcoming elections.According to a survey released by The Digital Chamber on October 17th, out of 1004 respondents, one in seven (16%) said that cryptocurrency was "extremely" or "very" important in deciding who to vote for, and if a candidate supported cryptocurrency, they would be "very" or "somewhat" likely to vote for them. Respondents included both Democrats and Republicans, with at least 25% of Democrats and 21% of Republicans indicating that a candidate's stance on cryptocurrency would positively influence their likelihood of voting for them. The survey also found that one in five black voters considered a candidate's cryptocurrency policy to be an important factor in deciding who to vote for, which is more than twice the proportion of white voters.Perianne Boring, founder and CEO of The Digital Chamber, stated that with experts predicting an extremely tight race for the White House, the survey results should serve as a "wake-up call" for policymakers. Boring said, "Given the expected narrow margins in key elections, this bipartisan cryptocurrency voting bloc could tip the balance. Voters are sending a clear message - they want smart and balanced regulation that protects consumers without stifling innovation."