he remains committed to continuing negotiations and moving comprehensive market structure legislation to the Senate floor.
Continue negotiating and work to move comprehensive digital asset market structure legislation to the Senate floor.
Occurrences
Evidence
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Warner said he could not support advancing the legislation in committee yet, but added that he remains committed to continuing negotiations, reconciling the Banking and Agriculture Committee approaches, and moving comprehensive market structure legislation to the Senate floor as quickly as possible.
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The Senate Banking Committee advanced the bipartisan Digital Asset Market Clarity Act by a 15-9 vote and said it now moves to the Senate floor.
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The Senate Press Gallery notice states that the cloture motion with respect to H.R.3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, will ripen on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at 2:15 p.m.
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Senator Lummis released updated text for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act as the Senate prepared to vote on September 15; the release says the text reflects continued bipartisan work over the August recess and incorporates more than 114 provisions requested by Democratic colleagues.
Assessments
The promise was to continue negotiations and work to move comprehensive digital asset market structure legislation to the Senate floor, not necessarily to enact it. During Warner's current Senate term, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act advanced through committee, updated text reflected continued bipartisan negotiations including Democratic input, and Senate floor procedure was scheduled with a cloture motion set to ripen. Warner's May 2026 statement also directly tied his position to continued negotiations and floor movement. This satisfies the promised action in the same term.
The promise was to keep negotiating and work to move comprehensive digital asset market structure legislation to the Senate floor, not to guarantee final passage. The evidence shows Warner publicly reaffirmed that he was continuing negotiations and trying to reconcile committee approaches, and the legislation then advanced out of committee with the stated next step being the Senate floor. That is enough to treat this process-and-advocacy promise as fulfilled during the same Senate term.
Warner has not delivered the full promised outcome yet: comprehensive digital asset market structure legislation has advanced through the Senate Banking Committee, but it has not received full Senate floor passage or become law. However, the promise was specifically to continue negotiations and work to move the legislation to the Senate floor, and Warner publicly stated on May 14, 2026 that he remains committed to negotiations, reconciling the Banking and Agriculture approaches, and moving the bill to the floor quickly. The committee's May 14, 2026 advancement of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act shows concrete same-term progress toward floor consideration, but not final delivery.