Congressional stock trades

Where these numbers come from

Under the STOCK Act a member of Congress reports a purchase, sale or exchange of stocks, bonds and other securities over $1,000, by the member, a spouse or a dependent child, within 45 days. The House Clerk publishes each House report as a PDF; the Senate publishes its reports in its eFD system, where an e-filed report is a web page. For e-filed reports the table is machine-readable and we list every row: the asset as the filer named it, the ticker if the form carries one, the transaction type, the trade and notification dates and the amount range (members report a range, never an exact figure). A report filed on paper and scanned is linked but not read. So far 661 of 741 member reports are read, 80 are scans. Senate reports are read from eFD since January 2025 (2,560 transactions so far, beside 3,626 from the House). A Senate report carries no notification date, so for the Senate "late" means filed more than 45 days after the trade.