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Sherrod Brown's Ohio Senate bid could complicate crypto's policy prospects next year

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Crypto industry groups are closely watching whether former Senator Sherrod Brown can win back a Senate seat in Ohio. Brown has been a longtime critic of the digital asset sector, and his potential return is seen as a risk to its legislative agenda. The race is viewed as a key test of whether a backlash against President Trump could help Democrats in the state. The article describes the outcome as a major factor in how favorable the policy environment for crypto will be next year. Industry spending tied to the contest is estimated at around $63 million.

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