Over 20% of voters in key US swing states consider digital currency a major issue for the upcoming elections, as per a survey by DCG and the Blockchain Association.

The survey, polling 1,200 registered voters, found that 80% believe the financial system is biased towards elites and lacks transparency.

While 30% of respondents view crypto positively, 14% currently own digital assets, with the highest ownership reported in Montana.

Voters are calling for more political dialogue on digital currency, with 40% wanting candidates to address the topic and 30% more likely to back pro-crypto candidates.

Despite the interest in crypto, there's a notable call for consumer-protective yet innovation-friendly regulations, amidst some regional skepticism.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse is pushing for the crypto industry's unity to support candidates favorable to cryptocurrency in the upcoming elections.