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Galaxy Research Cuts Clarity Act 2026 Passage Odds to 50% Amid Senate Calendar Crunch
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Galaxy Research Cuts Clarity Act 2026 Passage Odds to 50% Amid Senate Calendar Crunch

Photography & Words by Eleanor Cross June 29, 2026 1 MIN READ
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Clarity Act 2026 Faces Senate Calendar Roadblock

Galaxy Research analyst Alex Thorn told Reuters that the Senate’s packed schedule and a standstill in negotiations have driven the odds of the Clarity Act 2026 clearing the chamber to ↓ 50%, a sharp drop from just weeks ago.

“We are seeing a clear shift in timing that makes a 2026 enactment far from certain,” Thorn said.

The setback mirrors the legislative slowdown observed after the pandemic, when multiple bills stalled under similar procedural bottlenecks. Bloomberg notes that without a reprioritization of the Senate calendar, the Clarity Act could slip further into uncertainty.

Words by: Eleanor Cross
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