A recent survey conducted by Public First reveals that only 4% of American adults consider candidates' cryptocurrency policies when voting. The survey, which included 2,035 participants, highlighted that affordable housing, consumer fraud protection, and reducing bank fees are the top priorities for voters. Additionally, only 18% of respondents view establishing cryptocurrency regulations as a congressional priority, slightly above the 17% who prioritize regulating large banks. The survey also found that 45% of respondents believe the risks of investing in cryptocurrency outweigh the potential high returns, with only 19% having ever traded digital assets. Republican Representative Dusty Johnson noted that while most voters are indifferent to digital assets, those who are interested are highly engaged.