Top 100 US politicians · United States
Cynthia Lummis
R · U.S. Senator (Wyoming)
- Score
- 8,378
- Rank
- 88/100 =
- over 90 days
- ——
Cynthia Lummis is a U.S. Senator representing Wyoming, focused on legislative advocacy for digital asset regulation, cryptocurrency policy, and financial innovation. Her content centers on promoting bills like the Clarity Act, advocating for limited government, Second Amendment rights, domestic energy production, and honoring Wyoming's agricultural heritage and national parks.
Data as of Oct 25, 2026.
The raw numbers · last 90 days
- Median views
- 57.8K
- per post
- Median engagements
- 1.6K
- per post
- Posts
- 94
- over 90 days
- Followers
- 413.8K
- all scored platforms
What drives the score
Percentiles 0–100 against all tracked creators.
- Reach · 30%89
Average views per post over 90 days
- Engagement · 30%86
Average reactions per post
- Audience · 30%89
Total followers, relative to population
- Consistency · 10%100
Posting frequency (25 posts / 90 days = 100)
Platforms
413.8K total followers
| Platform | Followers | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Instagram@sencynthialummis | 9.3K | 2,332t9 |
| X@senlummis | 404.5K | 9,459t1 |
Last 30 days
Lummis's top posts
- X · 22 days ago#1
Democrats claim they’re worried about memecoins and negotiated that memecoins and network tokens be explicitly covered so they couldn’t slip through regulatory gaps. We incorporated that into the Clarity Act. Democrat…
CLCynthia Lummis92.6K views3.1K engagements
- X · 26 days ago#2
Democrats demanded crypto platforms give customers clear, plain-language education on digital asset risks and fraud before they invest. The Clarity Act requires it. Democrats voted no.
CLCynthia Lummis53K views2.1K engagements
- X · 27 days ago#3
Democrats negotiated changes to the Keep Your Coins Act, protecting Americans’ right to hold their own digital assets. Their edits are in the Clarity Act, but they still voted against protecting Americans’ right to ho…
CLCynthia Lummis65K views2.1K engagements
- X · 20 days ago#4
Democrats asked for tougher restrictions on affiliate trading than the House version of the Clarity Act included. We delivered-- then Democrats voted no.
CLCynthia Lummis50.3K views1.9K engagements
- X · 23 days ago#5
Democrats asked for $150 million in new funding for FinCEN to fight financial crime in digital assets, and even though we included it in the Clarity Act, that didn’t stop Democrats from voting against it. They had the…
CLCynthia Lummis52.8K views1.8K engagements
- X · 21 days ago#6
Democrats pushed for conflicts-of-interest rules stricter than the House-passed version of the Clarity Act, and we said no problem. That didn’t stop them from voting against protecting investors from broker conflicts …
CLCynthia Lummis47.1K views1.6K engagements
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