Senate Majority Leader John Thune confirms the Clarity Act vote is delayed until after the August recess, with the vote queued for the first item when Congress reconvenes.
Regulation & Gov ·
Senate Majority Leader John Thune has confirmed that a vote on the Clarity Act will not occur before the August congressional recess, with the measure instead positioned as the first item of business when lawmakers return. The timing adjustment moves the scheduled vote into September, following the summer break.
The Clarity Act has been under consideration as part of broader legislative efforts around cryptocurrency regulation. The delay reflects the Senate's prioritization of other business during the current session, pushing crypto-focused legislation to the post-recess calendar when floor time becomes available.
It remains unclear what other legislative priorities may compete for floor time upon Congress's return or whether support for the measure has shifted since its initial scheduling.