Student Scholar Symposium Abstracts and Posters

Document Type

Poster

Publication Date

Fall 12-3-2025

Faculty Advisor(s)

Lewis Luartz

Abstract

In an era of profound political polarization, this study investigates how ideological framings of Bitcoin influence voter support for pro-Bitcoin lawmakers across party lines. This addresses a gap in understanding how non-partisan appeals can bridge divides in voter priorities. This research utilizes Cygnal survey data from June 2025, consisting of 800 voters. By exploring cross-tabulations of priorities and developing a logistic regression model, the analysis reveals Bitcoin's broad appeal when framed ideologically, with positive attitudes towards these framings significantly predicting support for pro-Bitcoin lawmakers across partisanship. The full analysis is posted in an article on the Bitcoin Policy Institute.

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Presented at the Fall 2025 Student Scholar Symposium at Chapman University.

For the full article, complete analysis, and original data sources, please refer to the following links:

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