Georgia's crypto voters deserve to know where their reps stand.
Peach Check is a nonpartisan, A-to-F scorecard of where every Georgia state legislator and statewide official stands on crypto and digital assets, graded on the public record. It's a project of Atlanta Blockchain Center and Stand With Crypto Georgia, built to turn Georgia's crypto community into a force the statehouse can't ignore.
Why this exists
Almost nobody knows where their state legislators stand on crypto. The federal conversation gets the headlines, but the rules that touch builders, founders, and everyday holders in Georgia are written at the statehouse. Stand With Crypto covers Congress. Peach Check covers the Georgia statehouse, so a voter can look up their reps before they vote.
Georgia is already moving: HB1272, the payment stablecoin licensing bill, was signed into law in 2026. Other measures, like a state Bitcoin reserve, are still sitting in committee. The difference between bills that pass and bills that stall is whether lawmakers hear from the community.
Georgia, by the numbers
On the policy side, Georgia enacted HB 1272, the Georgia Payment Stablecoin Act, on May 11, 2026, creating a state licensing and reserve-backing regime for payment stablecoin issuers administered by the Department of Banking and Finance; the law takes effect the earlier of January 18, 2027 or 120 days after final federal GENIUS Act rules (https://infobytes.orrick.com/2026-05-15/georgia-enacts-state-licensing-regime-for-payment-stablecoin-issuers/). Separately, two 'strategic Bitcoin reserve' bills, SB 178 and SB 228, were introduced in the 2025-26 session to let the state treasurer hold Bitcoin, but neither advanced to enactment (https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/70371).
No major public survey publishes a Georgia-specific crypto-ownership rate, so any Georgia number is an extrapolation. Applying Gallup's June 2025 national finding that 14% of U.S. adults own cryptocurrency to Georgia's estimated 8.64 million adults (from a total population of about 11.18 million) implies roughly 1.2 million Georgia crypto owners; higher-end surveys such as the National Cryptocurrency Association / Harris Poll (21%) would push that estimate toward 1.8 million (https://news.gallup.com/poll/692777/cryptocurrency-limited-main-street-appeal.aspx).
How the grading works
One standard for all parties
Democrats, Republicans, and independents are graded identically. Either party can earn an A or an F.
Every grade is sourced
Each letter links to the votes, sponsorships, or public statements behind it. Read the record yourself.
Verified before publishing
The team reviews each record. Grades are education, never an endorsement of any candidate or party.
Find your reps on the map
Every Georgia county, shaded by how its state legislators score on crypto. Hover or tap a county to see who represents it and open their report cards.
Peach Check your reps before you vote.
Free, nonpartisan, and built for the whole state.