CLARITY Act Would Expire on January 3, 2027, Without 60 Senate Votes

The CLARITY Act will expire at the end of the 119th Congress on January 3, 2027, unless it wins bipartisan support sufficient to meet the Senate’s 60-vote threshold. According to Odaily, the bill would need to be reintroduced and a new agreement negotiated in the next Congress to advance; the Digital Chamber expects the Democratic-controlled House Financial Services Committee to prioritize stablecoin reserve requirements, expanded consumer disclosures and stronger anti-money laundering controls. The next Congress is also expected to strengthen protections related to AI data privacy and national security risks and to advance formal risk-management frameworks and transparency requirements for high-risk AI applications.