Democrats demanded that Chief Compliance Officers be barred from holding conflicting roles at affiliated crypto entities. We wrote it into the Clarity Act. Democrats said, “no thanks.”SOURCE & CLAIM RECORD →
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OFFICIAL PHOTO · 2021 · SOURCE ↗CURRENT OFFICEHOLDER AS OF 2026-10-10
Cynthia Lummis R
Senator · Wyoming
Republican · Permanent official identity / 2026-10-10
Photo: U.S. Senate Office of Cynthia Lummis · 2021. Public domain (PD-USGov-Congress). Image and rights source ↗
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Profile overview
SNAPSHOT 2026-10-102Sourced timeline entries
1Manually registered statements
1Published reports and reviews
0Published corrections
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- Name
- Cynthia Lummis
- State
- Wyoming
- Party
- Republican
- Office
- Senator
- Current occupation
- Occupied by this person
- Senate class
- II
- Person record ID
- per_cynthia_lummis_54c043e
- Stable office ID
- ofc_us_wy_senate_class_2
Registered public statements
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Published coverage & claim reviews
PUBLISHED: 1ANALYSIS · 2026-10-10Lummis, the CLARITY Act and the compliance-officer language: what the bills actually say
A textual comparison finds an explicit affiliate-independence rule in a February bill but not in the corresponding September substitute; the Senate then rejected a procedural motion on the broader legislation.
Claim Autopsy / Documented evidence reviews
Source-scoped reviews of statements by this person; not a politician honesty score.
- What the 49–50 Senate vote decides (Cynthia Lummis)
- The February-to-September bill-text comparison (Cynthia Lummis)
- Requested compliance-officer safeguard (Cynthia Lummis)
Voting & policy record
VERIFIED SOURCE EVENTS: 1Dated, independently sourced Phase 08 entries. This is selected coverage, not a complete personal legislative history; only the officeholder’s own recorded vote or documented action is indexed.
Sept. 15, 2026 · Yea
Roll Call 234 — procedural cloture on motion to proceed to H.R. 3633. This is not final passage or an individual clause vote. Clerk source ↗
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Office tenure & public history
2 SOURCED EVENTS- Recorded as serving in this officeIncumbent identity and party present in the dated official directory snapshot. This is not a first-service date.Original record
- Senate seat cycle: Class IIClass cycle: 2021-01-03 through 2027-01-03. Cycle dates are not a claim about this individual's first day in office.Original record
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Phase 09 / Documented historical rhetoric
Digital-asset promises, risks, and the rules-of-the-road argument. A Senate inquiry in 2013, Lummis’s 2022–23 regulatory proposals, and a 2026 procedural floor vote—not an invented law-passage narrative.
Cross-decade connections are attributed comparisons, not evidence of hidden influence or intentional contradiction. See methods
Responses & corrections
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Editorial corrections
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Original sources & attribution
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- U.S. Senate roll-call vote records — Open source. Chamber-level roll-call ledger, not yet an individually compiled voting record
- Congress.gov legislative research — Open source. Legislation and congressional activity research portal
- Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress — Open source. Research starting point for historical terms and roles
- X account provenance — Open source. Listed in the Congress Legislators curated dataset, not independently confirmed against the incumbent office website as of the snapshot.
- Official U.S. Senate portrait · 2021 — Open photograph and rights record. Credit: U.S. Senate Office of Cynthia Lummis. Public domain (PD-USGov-Congress). Photograph loaded remotely from Wikimedia Commons; no local image binary is bundled in Batch 10.
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