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XRP Lawyer John Deaton In Game Changing Lead Against Sen. Elizabeth Warren

XRP attorney John Deaton has attracted majority of votes in a recent survey that emphasizes his potential to oust Elizabeth Warren.
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XRP Lawyer John Deaton In Game Changing Lead Against Sen. Elizabeth Warren

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  • XRP attorney John Deaton attained 57% votes in favor in a recent survey.
  • The survey voters believe that Deaton can oust Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
  • Warren continued rallying donation plea for re-election via e-mail.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is currently facing a fresh GOP contender, John Deaton, amid her bid for re-election. Since both the candidates in the U.S. Senate race have polarizing opinions on crypto, the Web3 enthusiasts are closely following any developments related to the Senate elections. Moreover, speculations about Deaton ousting Warren have surfaced.

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Will John Deaton Unseat Elizabeth Warren?

John Deaton, a former U.S. Marine and legal expert in the crypto industry, officially announced his bid for the Senate on Tuesday. He stepped into the political arena to challenge Sen. Elizabeth Warren as she vies for her third consecutive term in office.

Upon conducting a survey among their audience, Boston.com received responses from over 500 individuals regarding their opinions on Deaton’s potential to unseat Warren in the upcoming November elections. The majority (57%) conveyed their belief in Warren’s vulnerability to Deaton’s candidacy.

Nonetheless, 39% held a contrasting view, highlighting Warren’s entrenched position within the state’s political framework. Hence, they believe that ousting her would be a formidable task for the XRP attorney.

Earlier, Fox journalist Eleanor Terrett’s post on X revealed that John Deaton is poised to make history by accepting campaign donations in cryptocurrency. Despite not conforming to the typical “crypto bro” stereotype. Deaton confirmed to Terrett that supporters will soon be able to donate directly from their Coinbase accounts.

On Tuesday, February 20, when Deaton officially joined the race for a seat in the U.S. Senate in Massachusetts, he avoided a direct mention of crypto in his campaign. In a video shared on his X account, the XRP lawyer outlined his campaign’s primary goal as challenging the Washington elites, while criticizing Senator Elizabeth Warren for what he deemed as insufficient action for Massachusetts.

Also Read: US Elections: Senator Warren Seeks Help to Beat XRP Lawyer John Deaton

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Elizabeth Warren Rallies Donation Plea

Following John Deaton’s confirmation of his Senate candidacy, Elizabeth Warren intensified her donation campaign efforts. In response to Deaton’s campaign announcement, she portrayed him as a well-funded Republican imported from Rhode Island by the GOP and special interest groups. Warren framed the race as a showdown against national Republicans seeking to advance Donald Trump‘s agenda.

Furthermore, Warren underscored the necessity of countering their endeavors in taxation, banking regulation, and government representation for working individuals. Emphasizing the significance of grassroots support, Warren appealed for donations to bolster her re-election campaign. Acknowledging Deaton as a formidable competitor, she remarked, “It’s going to take a strong grassroots movement to compete and win.” Additionally, she urged supporters to contribute $28 or any amount to support her re-election campaign.

Also Read: Pro-XRP Lawyer John Deaton Confirms Accepting Crypto Donations For Senate Campaign

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