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Congress Stock Trades: What Members Bought, Sold and How They Did

62,856 trades disclosed by 300 members of Congress under the STOCK Act since 2012: how their stock purchases did against the S&P 500, what they bought and sold in 2026, who trades most and who files late. Data as of Oct 20, 2026.

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Key takeaways

  • As of Oct 20, 2026, Exent tracks 62,856 trades disclosed by 300 members of Congress since 2012 in STOCK Act reports.
  • Their disclosed stock purchases trailed the S&P 500 by an average of 0.4 percentage points over the next 12 months (22,055 buys); the median purchase trailed the S&P 500 by 4.6 percentage points.
  • Measured from the disclosure date, the first day the public could act, they trailed the S&P 500 by an average of 0.8 percentage points, 0.4 percentage points less than from the trade date.
  • 14.9% of trades were disclosed after the STOCK Act’s 45‑day deadline; the median delay was 28 days.
  • Most bought in 2026 so far: MSFT (26), HUBB (18), SPGI (18); most sold: TKNO (29), NVDA (23), MSFT (20).
  • The top 10 performers and the 809 trades disclosed in the last 30 days are in Exent Radar.
In this article
  1. Which members of Congress beat the market with their stock trades?
  2. Who trades the most?
  3. What did Congress buy and sell in 2026?
  4. How often do members file late?
  5. How much does Congress trade each year?
  6. Did following Congress trades work?
  7. Which members of Congress trade stocks?
  8. Where this data comes from

Which members of Congress beat the market with their stock trades?

Exent ranks the 111 members with at least 20 scored stock purchases by how those purchases did against the S&P 500 over the 12 months after each trade. 50 of the 111 beat the index on average; the top‑ranked member’s purchases beat the S&P 500 by an average of 38.2 percentage points. The second figure starts each purchase on its disclosure date instead: what someone reading the filing could have had.

RankMemberChamber12 months vs S&P 500From disclosure
1House+38.2%+36.3%
2House+22.0%+27.1%
3House+18.9%+18.7%
4House+18.7%+15.5%
5House+15.4%+18.3%
6Senate+14.5%+15.7%
7House+14.3%+14.1%
8House+14.1%−2.7%
9Senate+13.8%+11.9%
10Senate+11.9%+9.7%
11Kathy CastorHouse+10.3%+11.3%
12Nancy PelosiHouse+10.2%+10.5%
13Dwight EvansHouse+10.1%+11.1%
14Gilbert CisnerosHouse+8.3%+10.3%
15Jefferson ShreveHouse+8.3%+7.8%
16Marjorie Taylor GreeneHouse+8.3%+9.3%
17Pete SessionsHouse+8.1%+6.1%
18Lamar SmithHouse+6.9%+2.6%
19Bob GibbsHouse+5.9%+6.3%
20Markwayne MullinSenate+5.6%+2.4%
21Jerry MoranSenate+5.4%+4.8%
22John CurtisHouse+5.2%+5.6%
23Thomas SuozziHouse+5.1%−0.2%
24Doug LambornHouse+4.5%+8.1%
25Victoria SpartzHouse+3.8%+2.3%
26Katherine ClarkHouse+3.7%+1.2%
27Pat RobertsSenate+3.2%+1.3%
28Tom MalinowskiHouse+3.2%−5.6%
29Dean PhillipsHouse+3.0%+0.4%
30Josh GottheimerHouse+2.9%+3.7%
31Michael McCaulHouse+2.8%+1.1%
32David Perdue JrSenate+2.6%+2.8%
33William KeatingHouse+2.3%+3.0%
34Michael Patrick GuestHouse+2.3%−1.2%
35Bruce WestermanHouse+2.2%−0.1%
36Dan NewhouseHouse+2.1%+1.0%
37Kurt SchraderHouse+2.0%+1.0%
38Cleo FieldsHouse+1.9%+4.7%
39Julia LetlowHouse+1.9%—
40John YarmuthHouse+1.9%+4.8%
41K. Michael ConawayHouse+1.7%+0.9%
42Diana HarshbargerHouse+1.6%+0.6%
43Thomas MacArthurHouse+1.5%+2.0%
44James BanksHouse+1.3%+0.6%
45Alan LowenthalHouse+1.3%−2.7%
46Earl BlumenauerHouse+0.9%−1.4%
47Carlos CurbeloHouse+0.9%+0.4%
48Shelley CapitoSenate+0.5%−1.8%
49Sheldon WhitehouseSenate+0.4%−1.9%
50David TaylorHouse+0.2%−2.3%
  • 1
    Member
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +38.2%
    From disclosure
    +36.3%
  • 2
    Member
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +22.0%
    From disclosure
    +27.1%
  • 3
    Member
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +18.9%
    From disclosure
    +18.7%
  • 4
    Member
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +18.7%
    From disclosure
    +15.5%
  • 5
    Member
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +15.4%
    From disclosure
    +18.3%
  • 6
    Member
    Chamber
    Senate
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +14.5%
    From disclosure
    +15.7%
  • 7
    Member
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +14.3%
    From disclosure
    +14.1%
  • 8
    Member
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +14.1%
    From disclosure
    −2.7%
  • 9
    Member
    Chamber
    Senate
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +13.8%
    From disclosure
    +11.9%
  • 10
    Member
    Chamber
    Senate
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +11.9%
    From disclosure
    +9.7%
  • 11
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +10.3%
    From disclosure
    +11.3%
  • 12
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +10.2%
    From disclosure
    +10.5%
  • 13
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +10.1%
    From disclosure
    +11.1%
  • 14
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +8.3%
    From disclosure
    +10.3%
  • 15
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +8.3%
    From disclosure
    +7.8%
  • 16
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +8.3%
    From disclosure
    +9.3%
  • 17
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +8.1%
    From disclosure
    +6.1%
  • 18
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +6.9%
    From disclosure
    +2.6%
  • 19
    Member
    Bob Gibbs
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +5.9%
    From disclosure
    +6.3%
  • 20
    Chamber
    Senate
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +5.6%
    From disclosure
    +2.4%
  • 21
    Chamber
    Senate
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +5.4%
    From disclosure
    +4.8%
  • 22
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +5.2%
    From disclosure
    +5.6%
  • 23
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +5.1%
    From disclosure
    −0.2%
  • 24
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +4.5%
    From disclosure
    +8.1%
  • 25
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +3.8%
    From disclosure
    +2.3%
  • 26
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +3.7%
    From disclosure
    +1.2%
  • 27
    Chamber
    Senate
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +3.2%
    From disclosure
    +1.3%
  • 28
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +3.2%
    From disclosure
    −5.6%
  • 29
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +3.0%
    From disclosure
    +0.4%
  • 30
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +2.9%
    From disclosure
    +3.7%
  • 31
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +2.8%
    From disclosure
    +1.1%
  • 32
    Chamber
    Senate
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +2.6%
    From disclosure
    +2.8%
  • 33
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +2.3%
    From disclosure
    +3.0%
  • 34
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +2.3%
    From disclosure
    −1.2%
  • 35
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +2.2%
    From disclosure
    −0.1%
  • 36
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +2.1%
    From disclosure
    +1.0%
  • 37
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +2.0%
    From disclosure
    +1.0%
  • 38
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +1.9%
    From disclosure
    +4.7%
  • 39
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +1.9%
    From disclosure
    —
  • 40
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +1.9%
    From disclosure
    +4.8%
  • 41
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +1.7%
    From disclosure
    +0.9%
  • 42
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +1.6%
    From disclosure
    +0.6%
  • 43
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +1.5%
    From disclosure
    +2.0%
  • 44
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +1.3%
    From disclosure
    +0.6%
  • 45
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +1.3%
    From disclosure
    −2.7%
  • 46
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +0.9%
    From disclosure
    −1.4%
  • 47
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +0.9%
    From disclosure
    +0.4%
  • 48
    Chamber
    Senate
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +0.5%
    From disclosure
    −1.8%
  • 49
    Chamber
    Senate
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +0.4%
    From disclosure
    −1.9%
  • 50
    Chamber
    House
    12 months vs S&P 500
    +0.2%
    From disclosure
    −2.3%

Who the top 10 are, their full records and their latest trades are in Exent Radar. Ranks 11–50 are named above, each with a page of every disclosed trade.

See who they are in Radar

Who trades the most?

Ro Khanna disclosed 12,771 trades, 11,907 of them in individual stocks: the most in Exent’s data. The 10 most active members account for 50% of all 62,856 disclosed trades.

MemberChamberStateTradesIn stocks
Ro KhannaHouseCA12,77111,907
Michael McCaulHouseTX4,2403,254
Josh GottheimerHouseNJ3,4423,266
Gilbert CisnerosHouseCA2,8012,713
David Perdue JrSenate—2,1132,054
Lisa McClainHouseMI1,4471,423
Susie LeeHouseNV1,2841,282
Thomas TubervilleSenateAL1,214777
Thomas CarperSenateDE1,075476
Diana HarshbargerHouseTN916775
Kevin HernHouseOK890706
Sheldon WhitehouseSenateRI824751
House—799534
Virginia FoxxHouseNC748738
Alan ArmstrongSenateOK707367
Thomas SuozziHouseNY677653
House—647618
Jefferson ShreveHouseIN622560
Rob BresnahanHousePA613575
Lois FrankelHouseFL607607

What did Congress buy and sell in 2026?

The most bought stock of 2026 so far is Microsoft Corporation (MSFT), with 26 buys by 13 members. The most sold was TKNO, with 29 sales by 1 member. Trades made in 2026 and disclosed before Sep 20, 2026; one member trading the same stock often can lead a list.

Most boughtBuysMembers
MSFT2613
HUBB183
SPGI184
CHRW182
DASH162
INTU164
AMZN158
AAPL149
TDG143
META1310
Most soldSalesMembers
TKNO291
NVDA2310
MSFT2014
AAPL1914
GOOGL1710
TSCO156
VIK151
SCI151
IBM147
INTU149

How often do members file late?

The STOCK Act gives members 45 days to disclose a trade. 14.9% of the trades in Exent’s data were disclosed later than that, and the median trade was disclosed 28 days after it was made. Alan Armstrong has the most late disclosures: 701 of 707 trades, the longest 119 days after the trade.

MemberDisclosed after 45 daysShare of tradesLongest delay
Alan Armstrong701 of 70799.2%119 days
Michael McCaul665 of 4,24015.7%762 days
David Perdue Jr634 of 2,11330.0%849 days
Thomas Suozzi583 of 67786.1%2,174 days
Lisa McClain553 of 1,44738.2%520 days
Susie Lee327 of 1,28425.5%578 days
Josh Gottheimer286 of 3,4428.3%587 days
Valerie Hoyle222 of 39356.5%411 days
Thomas Carper218 of 1,07520.3%972 days
Julia Letlow210 of 25582.4%447 days
Sheri Biggs197 of 25078.8%273 days
Rick Allen185 of 27168.3%2,379 days
Thomas Tuberville180 of 1,21414.8%880 days
Sheldon Whitehouse178 of 82421.6%603 days
Donna Shalala165 of 16997.6%474 days

How much does Congress trade each year?

YearTradesMembersBuys / salesEstimated volume
2026 so far4,4821022,579 / 1,879$194.6 million
20259,3631314,558 / 4,781$456.4 million
20245,0491102,697 / 2,306$385.6 million
20238,8611134,489 / 4,358$551.3 million
202211,4861245,999 / 5,471$445.3 million
20215,1831282,634 / 2,521$392.7 million
20206,4131303,317 / 3,039$470.6 million
20194,5301032,071 / 2,424$225.2 million
20182,886831,518 / 1,343$159.3 million
20171,56241877 / 668$39.5 million
201681820491 / 313$17.4 million
  • 2026 so far
    Trades
    4,482
    Members
    102
    Buys / sales
    2,579 / 1,879
    Estimated volume
    $194.6 million
  • 2025
    Trades
    9,363
    Members
    131
    Buys / sales
    4,558 / 4,781
    Estimated volume
    $456.4 million
  • 2024
    Trades
    5,049
    Members
    110
    Buys / sales
    2,697 / 2,306
    Estimated volume
    $385.6 million
  • 2023
    Trades
    8,861
    Members
    113
    Buys / sales
    4,489 / 4,358
    Estimated volume
    $551.3 million
  • 2022
    Trades
    11,486
    Members
    124
    Buys / sales
    5,999 / 5,471
    Estimated volume
    $445.3 million
  • 2021
    Trades
    5,183
    Members
    128
    Buys / sales
    2,634 / 2,521
    Estimated volume
    $392.7 million
  • 2020
    Trades
    6,413
    Members
    130
    Buys / sales
    3,317 / 3,039
    Estimated volume
    $470.6 million
  • 2019
    Trades
    4,530
    Members
    103
    Buys / sales
    2,071 / 2,424
    Estimated volume
    $225.2 million
  • 2018
    Trades
    2,886
    Members
    83
    Buys / sales
    1,518 / 1,343
    Estimated volume
    $159.3 million
  • 2017
    Trades
    1,562
    Members
    41
    Buys / sales
    877 / 668
    Estimated volume
    $39.5 million
  • 2016
    Trades
    818
    Members
    20
    Buys / sales
    491 / 313
    Estimated volume
    $17.4 million

Trades by the year they were made. Volume adds up the midpoints of the disclosed ranges, so it is an estimate. Trades disclosed in the last 30 days are not yet counted.

Did following Congress trades work?

Measured from the trade date, the 22,055 disclosed stock purchases that are at least a year old trailed the S&P 500 by an average of 0.4 percentage points over the next 12 months, and 43.2% of them beat the index. That is what the members’ own accounts got.

The public only sees a trade once it is disclosed. Measured from the disclosure date, the same purchases trailed the S&P 500 by an average of 0.8 percentage points, 0.4 percentage points less than from the trade date. The average is lifted by a few large winners; the median purchase trailed the S&P 500 by 4.6 percentage points.

Stock buys byBuys scored3 months12 months12 months from disclosure
All members24,613−0.1%−0.4%−0.8%
Senate4,343−0.1%+0.9%+0.1%
House20,270−0.2%−0.7%−1.0%
Stock buys byAll membersSenateHouse
Buys scored24,6134,34320,270
3 months−0.1%−0.1%−0.2%
12 months−0.4%+0.9%−0.7%
12 months from disclosure−0.8%+0.1%−1.0%
  • Amounts are ranges, so every purchase counts the same here, whatever its size.
  • A trade can reach the public up to 45 days after it was made, and 14.9% came later than that.
  • Results swing from year to year: see the Congress stock trading report 2026.
  • This measures what happened to past purchases. It is not a recommendation to copy any member’s trades.

Which members of Congress trade stocks?

300 current and former members of Congress with disclosed trades, 290 of them in individual stocks, most active first. Each page lists the member’s disclosed trades with a link to every filing. The top 10 performers are in Exent Radar.

MemberChamberStateTradesLatest trade
Ro KhannaHouseCA12,771Sep 30, 2026
Michael McCaulHouseTX4,240Aug 31, 2026
Josh GottheimerHouseNJ3,442Sep 25, 2026
Gilbert CisnerosHouseCA2,801Oct 1, 2026
David Perdue JrSenate—2,113Apr 16, 2020
Lisa McClainHouseMI1,447Sep 30, 2026
Susie LeeHouseNV1,284Jul 1, 2026
Thomas TubervilleSenateAL1,214Jun 9, 2026
Thomas CarperSenateDE1,075Dec 13, 2024
Diana HarshbargerHouseTN916Jun 30, 2026
Kevin HernHouseOK890Oct 2, 2026
Sheldon WhitehouseSenateRI824Sep 4, 2026
House—799—
Virginia FoxxHouseNC748Jun 30, 2026
Alan ArmstrongSenateOK707Aug 20, 2026
Thomas SuozziHouseNY677May 8, 2026
House—647—
Jefferson ShreveHouseIN622Dec 30, 2025
Rob BresnahanHousePA613Mar 6, 2026
Lois FrankelHouseFL607Sep 8, 2023
Julie JohnsonHouseTX585May 12, 2026
Shelley CapitoSenateWV582Jul 21, 2026
Dean PhillipsHouseMN553Jan 25, 2021
John BoozmanSenateAR548Aug 27, 2026
Kathy ManningHouseNC518Aug 9, 2024
  • Ro Khanna
    Chamber
    House
    State
    CA
    Trades
    12,771
    Latest trade
    Sep 30, 2026
  • Michael McCaul
    Chamber
    House
    State
    TX
    Trades
    4,240
    Latest trade
    Aug 31, 2026
  • Josh Gottheimer
    Chamber
    House
    State
    NJ
    Trades
    3,442
    Latest trade
    Sep 25, 2026
  • Gilbert Cisneros
    Chamber
    House
    State
    CA
    Trades
    2,801
    Latest trade
    Oct 1, 2026
  • David Perdue Jr
    Chamber
    Senate
    State
    —
    Trades
    2,113
    Latest trade
    Apr 16, 2020
  • Lisa McClain
    Chamber
    House
    State
    MI
    Trades
    1,447
    Latest trade
    Sep 30, 2026
  • Susie Lee
    Chamber
    House
    State
    NV
    Trades
    1,284
    Latest trade
    Jul 1, 2026
  • Thomas Tuberville
    Chamber
    Senate
    State
    AL
    Trades
    1,214
    Latest trade
    Jun 9, 2026
  • Thomas Carper
    Chamber
    Senate
    State
    DE
    Trades
    1,075
    Latest trade
    Dec 13, 2024
  • Diana Harshbarger
    Chamber
    House
    State
    TN
    Trades
    916
    Latest trade
    Jun 30, 2026
  • Kevin Hern
    Chamber
    House
    State
    OK
    Trades
    890
    Latest trade
    Oct 2, 2026
  • Sheldon Whitehouse
    Chamber
    Senate
    State
    RI
    Trades
    824
    Latest trade
    Sep 4, 2026
  • Chamber
    House
    State
    —
    Trades
    799
    Latest trade
    —
  • Virginia Foxx
    Chamber
    House
    State
    NC
    Trades
    748
    Latest trade
    Jun 30, 2026
  • Alan Armstrong
    Chamber
    Senate
    State
    OK
    Trades
    707
    Latest trade
    Aug 20, 2026
  • Thomas Suozzi
    Chamber
    House
    State
    NY
    Trades
    677
    Latest trade
    May 8, 2026
  • Chamber
    House
    State
    —
    Trades
    647
    Latest trade
    —
  • Jefferson Shreve
    Chamber
    House
    State
    IN
    Trades
    622
    Latest trade
    Dec 30, 2025
  • Rob Bresnahan
    Chamber
    House
    State
    PA
    Trades
    613
    Latest trade
    Mar 6, 2026
  • Lois Frankel
    Chamber
    House
    State
    FL
    Trades
    607
    Latest trade
    Sep 8, 2023
  • Julie Johnson
    Chamber
    House
    State
    TX
    Trades
    585
    Latest trade
    May 12, 2026
  • Shelley Capito
    Chamber
    Senate
    State
    WV
    Trades
    582
    Latest trade
    Jul 21, 2026
  • Dean Phillips
    Chamber
    House
    State
    MN
    Trades
    553
    Latest trade
    Jan 25, 2021
  • John Boozman
    Chamber
    Senate
    State
    AR
    Trades
    548
    Latest trade
    Aug 27, 2026
  • Kathy Manning
    Chamber
    House
    State
    NC
    Trades
    518
    Latest trade
    Aug 9, 2024
Show all 300
MemberChamberStateTradesLatest trade
Marjorie Taylor GreeneHouseGA504Nov 21, 2025
John DelaneyHouseMD475Aug 25, 2026
House—464—
Markwayne MullinSenateOK454Feb 25, 2026
Scott PetersHouseCA428Sep 25, 2026
Daniel GoldmanHouseNY419Feb 11, 2025
Pat RobertsSenateKS417Dec 22, 2020
Van TaylorHouseTX412Nov 28, 2022
Alan LowenthalHouseCA405Dec 8, 2022
Valerie HoyleHouseOR393Sep 23, 2025
Dave McCormickSenatePA367Aug 19, 2026
Susan CollinsSenateME364Feb 3, 2026
Senate—308—
Rick ScottSenateFL306Jul 13, 2026
Jared MoskowitzHouseFL294Jul 13, 2026
Scott FranklinHouseFL281Aug 26, 2026
Peter MeijerHouseMI274Jun 27, 2022
Zoe LofgrenHouseCA273May 26, 2023
Charles "Chuck" FleischmannHouseTN272Jul 28, 2026
Rick AllenHouseGA271Sep 22, 2026
John CurtisHouseUT261Jun 2, 2026
Julia LetlowHouseLA255Feb 20, 2026
Christopher JacobsHouseNY253Dec 12, 2022
Sheri BiggsHouseSC250Sep 1, 2026
Jerry MoranSenateKS242Jun 23, 2026
House—238—
Kurt SchraderHouseOR237Dec 12, 2022
Senate—237—
Robert WittmanHouseVA232Jun 30, 2026
John ReedSenateRI227Feb 28, 2019
John JamesHouseMI221Sep 4, 2024
Patrick ToomeySenatePA221Feb 24, 2022
James InhofeSenateOK220Jan 5, 2021
David McKinleyHouseWV218Sep 21, 2022
Dan NewhouseHouseWA212Jul 10, 2026
Pete SessionsHouseTX211Sep 22, 2026
Jonathan JacksonHouseIL201Sep 28, 2026
Cleo FieldsHouseLA200Sep 14, 2026
William KeatingHouseMA197Aug 11, 2026
David TaylorHouseOH192Oct 12, 2026
Greg StantonHouseAZ191May 28, 2026
Earl BlumenauerHouseOR191Sep 19, 2024
John HoevenSenateND189Jan 29, 2020
House—185—
Lloyd DoggettHouseTX180Sep 17, 2026
Katherine ClarkHouseMA172Sep 17, 2025
Donna ShalalaHouseFL169Jun 19, 2020
Thomas KeanHouseNJ169Aug 27, 2026
Gary PalmerHouseAL168Oct 5, 2018
William CassidySenateLA164Nov 5, 2020
House—160—
Mark WarnerSenateVA159Jul 7, 2026
Ritchie John TorresHouseNY155Jul 11, 2025
John RutherfordHouseFL154Mar 23, 2022
John YarmuthHouseKY151Oct 22, 2021
Mikie SherrillHouseNJ150Feb 20, 2020
Richard BlumenthalSenateCT146Sep 11, 2026
Dwight EvansHousePA144Jun 10, 2026
Bill FloresHouseTX140Oct 2, 2019
House—140—
Greg GianforteHouseMT137Nov 12, 2020
Patrick FallonHouseTX137Jan 7, 2022
Nancy PelosiHouseCA133Sep 8, 2026
K. Michael ConawayHouseTX129Nov 30, 2020
Thomas MacArthurHouseNJ128Dec 31, 2018
Gary PetersSenateMI127Jul 23, 2026
Senate—125—
John HickenlooperSenateCO124Feb 5, 2026
Maria Elvira SalazarHouseFL122Sep 24, 2026
Steve CohenHouseTN119Aug 6, 2026
Bruce WestermanHouseAR118Apr 21, 2025
Peter WelchHouseVT117Nov 26, 2021
Debbie DingellHouseMI117Jul 14, 2026
Judy ChuHouseCA114Aug 19, 2025
Rich McCormickHouseGA113Sep 18, 2026
Elizabeth FletcherHouseTX112Apr 8, 2026
Carol Devine MillerHouseWV111Mar 10, 2025
Patty MurraySenateWA108Jun 15, 2017
Michael BurgessHouseTX108Sep 3, 2024
Lamar SmithHouseTX104Jan 2, 2019
Daniel SullivanSenateAK104Jan 24, 2024
Blake MooreHouseUT102Jan 19, 2024
Thomas TillisSenateNC100Aug 30, 2022
Doug LambornHouseCO99Nov 21, 2024
Austin ScottHouseGA98Feb 17, 2026
John FettermanSenatePA97Sep 16, 2026
Rick LarsenHouseWA93Oct 8, 2026
Bradley SchneiderHouseIL91Jun 9, 2025
Mike KellyHousePA90Sep 18, 2026
Byron DonaldsHouseFL87Aug 12, 2026
Michael Patrick GuestHouseMS84Jul 2, 2026
Neal DunnHouseFL83May 11, 2026
Marie NewmanHouseIL82Nov 21, 2022
Joe CourtneyHouseCT76Oct 16, 2020
Tony WiedHouseWI74Sep 17, 2026
Bob GibbsHouseOH70Dec 21, 2022
Sara JacobsHouseCA65May 7, 2026
Max MillerHouseOH65Sep 4, 2026
Tom MalinowskiHouseNJ62May 18, 2021
Ed PerlmutterHouseCO61Nov 10, 2022
Daniel MeuserHousePA60Aug 31, 2026
Harold Dallas RogersHouseKY60Aug 5, 2026
Kelly Louise MorrisonHouseMN59Aug 11, 2026
Carlos CurbeloHouseFL58Aug 29, 2018
Kenny MarchantHouseTX53Nov 25, 2020
Mitch McConnellSenateKY46Sep 1, 2026
Michael CollinsHouseGA44Aug 22, 2025
James BanksHouseIN41Jun 5, 2026
Daniel CrenshawHouseTX41Jun 1, 2026
William HagertySenateTN41Jan 23, 2026
Mo BrooksHouseAL40Jul 22, 2022
Michael RulliHouse—40Oct 16, 2026
Gerald ConnollyHouseVA39May 13, 2025
Tina SmithSenateMN37Mar 31, 2026
Ashley MoodySenateFL37Apr 4, 2025
Kim SchrierHouseWA36Mar 22, 2022
Michael GarciaHouseCA36Jun 12, 2023
George WhitesidesHouseCA35Mar 27, 2025
Kathy CastorHouseFL34Jul 15, 2024
Ann WagnerHouseMO34Oct 21, 2025
James French HillHouseAR33Dec 31, 2025
John RickettsSenateNE30Sep 21, 2023
Mike GallagherHouseWI29Mar 25, 2021
Rudy YakymHouseIN27Aug 18, 2025
August PflugerHouseTX26Aug 20, 2026
Katie BrittSenateAL26Jan 28, 2026
Chris CoonsSenateDE26Aug 7, 2026
Brian MastHouseFL25Mar 4, 2024
Thomas RooneyHouseFL25Dec 27, 2018
Ladda Tammy DuckworthSenateIL24Apr 11, 2023
James ComerHouseKY24Jul 3, 2025
John LarsonHouseCT24Dec 18, 2019
Earl Leroy CarterHouseGA24Jun 17, 2025
Robert LattaHouseOH23Jul 20, 2026
Victoria SpartzHouseIN23Apr 3, 2025
Deborah RossHouseNC23Apr 17, 2024
Brandon GillHouseTX23Aug 13, 2026
John McGuireHouseVA22Aug 18, 2026
Cheri BustosHouseIL22Apr 6, 2020
Roger WilliamsHouseTX22Dec 22, 2025
W. Gregory SteubeHouseFL21Apr 8, 2026
Chellie PingreeHouseME21Oct 20, 2025
Ed CaseHouseHI20Aug 13, 2026
Laurel LeeHouseFL20Sep 18, 2026
Eleanor Holmes NortonHouseDC20Oct 14, 2025
William TimmonsHouseSC19Jun 15, 2026
Cory BookerSenateNJ19Aug 18, 2026
Brian BabinHouseTX18May 5, 2026
Lloyd SmuckerHousePA18Apr 23, 2026
Adam SmithHouseWA18Aug 8, 2025
David PriceHouseNC18Feb 16, 2022
David KustoffHouseTN18Nov 29, 2023
Adam KinzingerHouseIL18Jul 23, 2020
Shri ThanedarHouseMI18Jan 9, 2026
Robert ScottHouseVA17Dec 28, 2021
Tim WalbergHouse—16Jun 1, 2026
David RouzerHouseNC16Dec 9, 2025
Francis RooneyHouseFL16Oct 30, 2020
Morgan McGarveyHouseKY16Nov 13, 2024
Andrew GarbarinoHouseNY16Aug 21, 2025
John RoseHouseTN16Jun 23, 2025
Susan DavisHouseCA15Oct 28, 2020
Debbie Wasserman SchultzHouseFL15Jun 17, 2026
Lindsey GrahamSenateSC14Dec 31, 2025
David RoeHouseTN14Jun 23, 2020
Billy LongHouseMO14Feb 24, 2022
Matt Van EppsHouse—13Jun 16, 2026
Joseph MorelleHouseNY13Nov 20, 2020
Brenda Lulenar LawrenceHouseMI13Aug 12, 2019
Nicole MalliotakisHouseNY13Dec 19, 2025
Jacklyn RosenHouseNV13Jan 3, 2023
Susan BrooksHouseIN12Apr 6, 2020
Fred UptonHouseMI12Aug 20, 2021
David TrottHouseMI12Dec 17, 2018
Tracey Robert MannHouseKS12Sep 9, 2024
Seth MoultonHouseMA12Jul 15, 2025
Keith SelfHouse—11Oct 7, 2025
David JoyceHouseOH11Mar 29, 2018
Trey HollingsworthHouseIN11Apr 19, 2022
Rafael CruzSenateTX11Nov 11, 2025
Chip RoyHouseTX11May 13, 2026
Tom RiceHouseSC10Mar 23, 2020
Ron EstesHouseKS10Sep 27, 2022
Bryan George SteilHouseWI10Jul 22, 2019
Barbara ComstockHouseVA10Sep 7, 2018
Emily RandallHouseWA9Jan 6, 2025
Michael SimpsonHouseID9Mar 14, 2023
Jake AuchinclossHouseMA9May 18, 2026
Roy BluntSenateMO9Dec 23, 2022
Laura FriedmanHouse—8Apr 8, 2026
Warren DavidsonHouseOH8Mar 23, 2026
Peter ViscloskyHouseIN8Oct 15, 2020
George HoldingHouseNC8Oct 22, 2020
Mark AlfordHouseMO8Mar 16, 2026
Felix Barry MooreHouseAL8Mar 30, 2024
Vicente GonzalezHouseTX7Apr 7, 2025
Roger WickerSenateMS7May 4, 2020
Adrian SmithHouseNE7Oct 17, 2025
Chris Van HollenSenateMD6Feb 17, 2017
Christian MenefeeHouse—6May 28, 2026
Frank PalloneHouseNJ6Aug 11, 2021
Mary Gay ScanlonHousePA6Feb 4, 2022
Aston Donald McEachinHouseVA6Dec 17, 2021
Ashley Hinson ArenholzHouseIA6Mar 31, 2021
Tom ColeHouseOK6Jun 30, 2026
Linda SánchezHouseCA6Oct 28, 2025
Frank LoBiondoHouseNJ5Dec 14, 2018
Anthony GonzalezHouseOH5Dec 22, 2022
Harley RoudaHouseCA5Jun 2, 2020
Bernie MorenoSenateOH5Jun 22, 2026
Michael BennetSenateCO5Apr 26, 2023
Cliff BentzHouseOR5Jun 6, 2025
Tim SheehySenate—5Nov 4, 2025
Adam SchiffHouseCA4Sep 22, 2025
Debra FischerSenateNE4Jun 23, 2022
Terri SewellHouseAL4Mar 25, 2026
Gus BilirakisHouseFL4Oct 5, 2021
Jackie SpeierHouseCA4Jul 30, 2018
Sean Patrick MaloneyHouseNY4Jun 26, 2020
Mark MeadowsHouseNC4Sep 17, 2018
James HimesHouseCT4Jul 20, 2026
Daniel WebsterHouseFL4Feb 26, 2025
Maria CantwellSenateWA3Dec 28, 2022
Timothy KaineSenateVA3May 16, 2019
Thomas UdallSenateNM3Dec 18, 2018
Robert AderholtHouseAL3Jul 28, 2025
Cynthia AxneHouseIA3Oct 22, 2021
Garret GravesHouseLA3Jan 19, 2024
Bill Pascrell Jr.HouseNJ3Dec 20, 2021
David TroneHouseMD3Nov 1, 2023
Elaine LuriaHouseVA3Mar 31, 2021
Kevin YoderHouseKS3Apr 11, 2018
Eric BurlisonHouseMO3Feb 6, 2023
Abigail SpanbergerHouseVA3Jun 4, 2024
John KennedySenateLA3Apr 21, 2025
JD VanceSenateOH3Oct 3, 2023
Brandon WilliamsHouseNY3Jun 3, 2024
Marco RubioSenate—2Jan 7, 2025
John ThuneSenateSD2May 5, 2022
Dianne FeinsteinSenateCA2Jan 10, 2022
Benjamin CardinSenateMD2Nov 17, 2014
John CornynSenateTX2Feb 1, 2017
Jennifer McClellanHouseVA2Apr 7, 2026
Scott DesJarlaisHouse—2Oct 28, 2025
Tom O'HalleranHouseAZ2Mar 31, 2020
Brian HigginsHouseNY2Sep 4, 2020
Wm. Lacy ClayHouseMO2Jul 21, 2020
Rodney Leland BlumHouseIA2Dec 17, 2018
James Conley Justice IISenate—2Aug 14, 2026
Joseph ManchinSenateWV2Nov 7, 2023
Cynthia LummisSenateWY2Sep 3, 2021
Robert CaseySenatePA1Aug 31, 2017
Michael EnziSenateWY1Feb 10, 2016
Sam LiccardoHouse—1Jul 21, 2026
Pramila JayapalHouse—1Oct 31, 2023
Dale StrongHouse—1Jan 28, 2026
Pete StauberHouse—1Oct 27, 2025
Donald NorcrossHouse—1Jun 4, 2024
Dave MinHouseCA1Mar 19, 2025
Lori TrahanHouseMA1Dec 27, 2021
Steve ChabotHouseOH1May 8, 2020
Stephanie BiceHouseOK1Aug 6, 2021
Stephen LynchHouseMA1May 22, 2024
Patrick McHenryHouseNC1Nov 19, 2020
Sharice DavidsHouseKS1Jun 21, 2022
Jeff DuncanHouseSC1Aug 25, 2023
Mike KennedyHouseUT1May 9, 2025
Lance GoodenHouseTX1Nov 15, 2024
Grace MengHouseNY1Jul 1, 2019
Doris MatsuiHouseCA1Sep 4, 2020
Jamie RaskinHouseMD1Nov 13, 2024
Thomas MassieHouseKY1Jul 14, 2020
David Madison CawthornHouseNC1Sep 24, 2021
Joseph Kennedy IIIHouseMA1Sep 15, 2020
Paul RyanHouseWI1Feb 1, 2017

Where this data comes from

Members of Congress report each trade over $1,000 in stocks, bonds and other securities, by themselves, their spouse or dependent children, in periodic transaction reports under the STOCK Act, filed with the House Clerk and the Senate. A trade must be reported within 45 days. Exent reads these public financial disclosures; every trade listed here links to its original filing.

Amounts are disclosed as ranges ($1,001–$15,000, $15,001–$50,000 and up), so dollar volumes are estimates from the midpoint of each range. Returns compare each disclosed purchase of a listed stock with the S&P 500 (SPY): total return with dividends from the close on the trade date to 3 and 12 months later, and again from the disclosure date, the first day the public could see the trade. Sales are not scored. The ranking covers members with at least 20 purchases that are a year old.

Trades disclosed in the last 30 days are counted but not listed; they are in Exent Radar, with the records of the top 10 performers. The disclosures carry no party labels: this is the public record of what was traded and when it was disclosed. Data as of Oct 20, 2026. How to read a filing yourself: Congress stock trading: how to see what members bought.

Past performance does not guarantee future results. Historical figures are calculated by Exent from market data and are for education only; they are not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

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  1. Exent Radar lists the trades members of Congress disclosed in the last 30 days (809 right now) and names the top 10 performers with their full records.
  2. Next to them: insider buying from SEC Form 4 filings and big‑fund moves from 13F filings, alongside the calls of Wall Street’s top‑rated analysts.
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Frequently asked questions

In Exent's data as of Oct 20, 2026, the 22,055 disclosed stock purchases at least a year old trailed the S&P 500 by an average of 0.4 percentage points over the following 12 months, and 43.2% of them beat the index. The median purchase trailed the S&P 500 by 4.6 percentage points. Measured from the disclosure date, when the public could first see each trade, they trailed the S&P 500 by an average of 0.8 percentage points.

In Exent's ranking of the 111 members with at least 20 scored stock purchases, the top-ranked member's purchases beat the S&P 500 by an average of 38.2 percentage points over 12 months. The names and full records of the top 10 are in Exent Radar (exent.ai/radar); ranks 11 and below are named at exent.ai/congress.

The STOCK Act requires a periodic transaction report within 45 days of a trade. In Exent's data, 14.9% of trades were disclosed later than that, and the median trade was disclosed 28 days after it was made.

By number of disclosed purchases in 2026 so far: MSFT (26 buys by 13 members), HUBB (18 buys by 3 members), SPGI (18 buys by 4 members), CHRW (18 buys by 2 members), DASH (16 buys by 2 members). The most sold: TKNO (29 sales), NVDA (23 sales), MSFT (20 sales).

Ro Khanna disclosed the most trades in Exent's data: 12,771, 11,907 of them in individual stocks.

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Exent Radar names the 10 members of Congress whose stock buys did best, and shows congressional, insider and big‑fund trades as they are disclosed.

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