Senate Floor Whip Count Simulator
CLARITY Act Framework
Simulate how party lines and swing senators distribute toward the mandatory 60-vote cloture threshold to overcome a Senate filibuster.
Projected Ayes
58
48 Firm + 10 Lean
Projected Nays
38
32 Firm + 6 Lean
Votes To Cloture
2
60 Votes Needed
Floor Status
Ticking Clock
Action Required
AYES: 58
UNDECIDED: 4
NAYS: 38
Preset Legislative Scenarios
Interactive 100-Senator Chamber Map
Aye (58)
Undecided (4)
Nay (38)
Click individual senators above to toggle vote status: Aye → Nay → Undecided
Baseline: 48 Firm Ayes • 32 Firm Nays
Legislative Intelligence Brief
CONFIRMED SOURCE
“CLARITY isn’t dead, but the Senate has a ticking clock and still needs 60 votes to move it forward.”
Unlike standard majority legislation, the U.S. Senate requires a three-fifths majority (60 votes) on a cloture motion to end debate and force a final vote. With recess deadlines approaching, crypto market structure bills (CLARITY / FIT21 alignment) require proactive bipartisan whip efforts.
Stakeholder Alignment & Committee Jurisdictions
| Caucus / Committee | Count | Current Stance | Key Leverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Senate Ag Committee (CFTC) | 12 | High Favor | Commodity jurisdiction clarity |
| Senate Banking Moderates | 9 | Swing / Whip | Stablecoin & AML safeguards |
| Progressive Leadership | 18 | Opposition | Consumer & SEC priority |
| Pro-Innovation Coalition | 41 | Solid Aye | U.S. competitiveness & jobs |
| Fiscal Moderates (Toss-up) | 20 | Target Pool | Bipartisan regulatory clarity |
Legislative Briefing Export
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