🏛️ Congress Trading Monitorby KadoaUpdated todayStar on GitHub

55 members of Congress traded stocks in companies their committees oversee

Stock trades by members and their families, January 2025 to October 2026. Random committee seats give 50 in a typical run.

Trades from 3 Jan 2025 to 12 Oct 2026

Contents

House · 41 matched

Senate · 14 matched

Traded companies their committees overseeTraded other stocksNo stock tradesClick a dark square to see that member's card

By member

Chamber
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Trades per company, darker means more:1 to 56 to 1516 or more

Ro Khanna

Representative, D-CA

Traded 487 companies, 5 linked to a committee seat (46 trades)

Oversight

CVS Health*Uber*

Armed Services: Cyber, Information Technologies, and Innovation subcommittee

Palantir

Armed Services

Teledyne TechnologiesHoneywell

* Traded while the committee was investigating the company

Spread across a spouse's account and dependent children's accounts.

About the data

  • These are stock trades that members of Congress reported for themselves, their spouses and their children from 3 Jan 2025 to 12 Oct 2026, taken from House and Senate disclosure filings.
  • Only trades in individual companies count. Funds, ETFs and municipal bonds are left out, and so are filings reported twice.
  • A trade is linked to a committee when the member sat on it that day and the committee oversees the company's main business. Tax committees only count through their health panels, which oversee Medicare, and only for drug, device, insurance and care companies. We also link defence and government contractors paid $100M or more by an agency the committee oversees, per USAspending, and companies whose CEO testified before it.
  • We sorted companies into committees using SEC industry codes and each committee's written remit, with an AI model doing the first pass.
  • Filings give value ranges, not exact amounts, so we count trades rather than dollars.
  • Is 55 a lot? We handed out the same committee seats at random 200 times. A typical run gives 50 members, and 20 of the 200 runs gave 55 or more.
  • The asterisks mark trades made within a year of a House Oversight letter to the company, for CVS and Uber.