U.S. Senate to hold first vote on the CLARITY Act as Schumer calls pre-vote caucus

The U.S. Senate is set to vote on the CLARITY Act for the first time on Tuesday, according to Crypto Briefing ^[1].

Crypto Briefing also reported that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called a Sunday caucus related to the crypto bill ahead of the critical Senate vote ^[2].

Bitcoin.com News reported that Schumer called a Senate caucus to decide the fate of the CLARITY bill ^[3].

U.Today said Senate Democrats were holding a last-minute caucus meeting as the CLARITY Act headed toward a procedural vote that they said would require bipartisan support to advance ^[4].

CoinGape reported that Schumer was calling the caucus meeting Sunday and that it would take place two days before the Senate procedural vote on the CLARITY Act, citing people with knowledge of the discussions ^[5].

Separately, Crypto Briefing reported that Senator McCormick urged the Senate to vote on the CLARITY Act on Tuesday ^[6].