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What members of Congress traded while they wrote the rules

Reconciled electronic House reports filed since 2021: 12,951 transactions from 1,420 included filings by 167 member households, with reported volume of at least $425M and as much as $1.61B. Members report ranges, not exact amounts, so the low end is used for every ranking. Senators' trades sit behind an agreement page on the Senate's site and are not included yet.
Counts cover only members whose downloaded electronic reports parsed and whose amendment histories reconciled. Members with unresolved reports are excluded; absence does not establish no trading. 2,698 source filings were parsed. Totals include spouses and dependent children and all reported asset types. They do not measure profits or holdings on a vote date.

12,951

Transactions in subset

by 167 House households, filings 2021–2026

$425M

Traded, at least

up to $1.61B at the top of the ranges

Darrell Issa

Largest reported volume

$106M–$455M in 22 trades

41%

Voted against the trading ban

of members whose households reported $10K+ volume; 40% of other covered members

The House voted 232–198 in July 2026 to ban members from trading stocks. Members whose households reported $10K+ in cumulative volume voted against the ban 41% of the time; other members with reconciled report coverage, 40%. Every member's vote →

Largest reported volumes

Included House households ranked by the low end of reported ranges, all asset types.
  1. 1Darrell IssaCA-48$106M–$455M22 trades
  2. 2Jefferson ShreveIN-06$86M–$390M636 trades
  3. 3Mark GreenTN-07$49M–$115M367 trades
  4. 4Dan GoldmanNY-10$32M–$87M1307 trades
  5. 5David TroneMD-06$22M–$98M35 trades
  6. 6Cleo FieldsLA-06$13M–$33M242 trades
  7. 7Donald BeyerVA-08$12M–$60M363 trades
  8. 8Tim MooreNC-14$8.7M–$21M237 trades
  9. 9Sheri BiggsSC-03$6.7M–$20M266 trades
  10. 10Maria SalazarFL-27$5.2M–$13M165 trades
  11. 11Sara JacobsCA-53$4.5M–$13M66 trades
  12. 12Marjorie GreeneGA-14$4.4M–$17M560 trades
  13. 13April McClain DelaneyMD-06$4.0M–$15M486 trades
  14. 14Kelly MorrisonMN-03$3.4M–$8.8M123 trades
  15. 15Daniel MeuserPA-09$3.0M–$7.0M72 trades
  16. 16Lisa McClainMI-09$3.0M–$25M1443 trades
  17. 17Van TaylorTX-03$3.0M–$12M10 trades
  18. 18James LangevinRI-02$2.9M–$8.9M198 trades
  19. 19Jonathan JacksonIL-01$2.8M–$8.6M201 trades
  20. 20Chris JacobsNY-27$2.7M–$9.3M277 trades

The most active

Most transactions reported.

Most reported tickers

Most traded tickers, by the low end of the reported ranges.
  • NVDA NVIDIA CorporationTech and AI$7.7M+180 trades · 30 members
  • ET Energy Transfer LP Common UnitsOil, gas and coal$7.3M+63 trades · 3 members
  • AM Antero Midstream CorporationOil, gas and coal$5.6M+20 trades · 1 members
  • SHLX Shell Midstream Partners, l.P. Common units representing limOil, gas and coal$4.9M+24 trades · 1 members
  • AAPL Apple Inc.Tech and AI$4.8M+171 trades · 46 members
  • ENLC Enlink Midstream, llC Common units representing limited PartOil, gas and coal$3.8M+28 trades · 1 members
  • USAC USA Compression Partners, LP Common Units Representing Limit$3.8M+27 trades · 1 members
  • NGL NGL ENERGY PARTNERS LP Common Units representing Limited Par$3.7M+52 trades · 1 members
  • PBFX PbF logistics lP Common units representing limited partner i$3.5M+20 trades · 1 members
  • MSFT Microsoft CorporationTech and AI$3.2M+164 trades · 38 members
  • AMZN Amazon.com, Inc.Tech and AI$2.2M+156 trades · 36 members
  • CAPL CrossAmerica Partners lP Common units representing limited p$2.1M+10 trades · 1 members
  • SPG Simon Property group, Inc.Real estate and construction$2.0M+34 trades · 7 members
  • MPLX MPlX lP Common units Representing limited Partner Interests$1.9M+8 trades · 1 members
  • NS Nustar Energy l.P. Common units$1.8M+11 trades · 1 members

Reported transactions and selected votes

Households with at least $10K of reported sector transactions and selected vote positions. Transactions may precede or follow a vote; these reports do not establish holdings on the vote date.
MemberIndustryTraded, at leastVoted with industry
Mark GreenTN-07Oil, gas and coal$26M6 of 6
Sheri BiggsSC-03Wall Street and hedge funds$3.9M3 of 3
Jefferson ShreveIN-06Wall Street and hedge funds$2.7M3 of 3
Kim SchrierWA-08Tech and AI$2.3M0 of 1
Dan GoldmanNY-10Pharma and health care$2.0M0 of 1
Dan GoldmanNY-10Wall Street and hedge funds$2.0M0 of 3
Daniel MeuserPA-09Tech and AI$1.9M1 of 1
Victoria SpartzIN-05Real estate and construction$1.9M1 of 1
Tim MooreNC-14Agriculture, food and retail$1.7M2 of 2
Van TaylorTX-03Oil, gas and coal$1.5M1 of 1
Sara JacobsCA-53Tech and AI$1.4M0 of 1
Jefferson ShreveIN-06Agriculture, food and retail$1.3M2 of 2
Brandon GillTX-26Crypto$1.2M3 of 3
Dan GoldmanNY-10Agriculture, food and retail$1.2M0 of 2
Van TaylorTX-03Pharma and health care$1.1M2 of 2
Adrian SmithNE-03Real estate and construction$1.0M1 of 1
Lisa McClainMI-09Tech and AI$967K1 of 1
James LangevinRI-02Wall Street and hedge funds$853K0 of 1
Jefferson ShreveIN-06Oil, gas and coal$790K4 of 5
James LangevinRI-02Tech and AI$788K0 of 1
Dan GoldmanNY-10Real estate and construction$738K0 of 1
Neal DunnFL-02Wall Street and hedge funds$710K4 of 4
Jefferson ShreveIN-06Real estate and construction$517K1 of 1
Jefferson ShreveIN-06Defense contractors$430K2 of 2
Judy ChuCA-27Pharma and health care$400K0 of 3
Maria SalazarFL-27Pharma and health care$397K3 of 3
Shri ThanedarMI-13Crypto$381K4 of 5
Jared MoskowitzFL-23Wall Street and hedge funds$361K0 of 3
David TroneMD-06Wall Street and hedge funds$350K0 of 1
George WhitesidesCA-27Agriculture, food and retail$350K0 of 2
Ann WagnerMO-02Wall Street and hedge funds$350K4 of 4
Michael BurgessTX-26Pharma and health care$303K3 of 3
Michael BurgessTX-26Wall Street and hedge funds$279K1 of 1
Greg LandsmanOH-01Agriculture, food and retail$272K1 of 2
Laurel LeeFL-15Pharma and health care$267K1 of 1
Lloyd SmuckerPA-11Wall Street and hedge funds$267K4 of 4
Marjorie GreeneGA-14Tech and AI$266K1 of 1
Cleo FieldsLA-06Defense contractors$266K0 of 2
J. HillAR-02Wall Street and hedge funds$260K4 of 4
Shri ThanedarMI-13Wall Street and hedge funds$254K0 of 3

Reported transactions by industry

Included household transactions grouped by ticker and asset-name classification.
  • Tech and AI

    $38M–$126M

    2,153 trades · 84 members

  • Oil, gas and coal

    $30M–$76M

    534 trades · 46 members

  • Insurance

    $20M–$98M

    272 trades · 35 members

  • Wall Street and hedge funds

    $15M–$59M

    1,329 trades · 87 members

  • Pharma and health care

    $7.9M–$33M

    977 trades · 61 members

  • Agriculture, food and retail

    $6.5M–$25M

    829 trades · 65 members

  • Real estate and construction

    $4.7M–$20M

    339 trades · 37 members

  • Crypto

    $2.4M–$6.4M

    90 trades · 19 members

  • Telecom and media

    $2.0M–$7.9M

    275 trades · 51 members

  • Defense contractors

    $1.9M–$7.1M

    241 trades · 42 members

  • Tobacco, alcohol and gambling

    $986K–$3.4M

    109 trades · 25 members

  • Gun lobby

    $30K–$100K

    2 trades · 1 members

Source: House Clerk periodic transaction reports (STOCK Act), 2021–2026. Electronically filed periodic transaction reports only (paper filings are scans). Trades by spouses and dependent children are included, as the law requires them to be reported. See About the data.