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Trades by members of Congress

Every transaction members disclosed in their periodic reports (stocks, options and other assets), each with a link to the official filing. Filter it, share the address, or download the rows. Amounts are the ranges members disclose and are never added up.

Source: House Clerk PTRs · Senate eFDCoverage: House 2021–2026 · Senate 2024–2026Updated: Methodology →

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Showing 1–2. Trades whose first report is unknown have no filed date, so a filed-date range leaves them out.

Trades members of Congress disclosed, in the chosen order
MemberAssetTypeAmount (range)Traded → filedFiling
Josh GottheimerD · NJ · House · owner: JointMCD McDonald's Corporation Common StockSale$1,001–$15,000Traded Sep 25, 2026Filed Oct 7, 2026View filing
Josh GottheimerD · NJ · House · owner: JointAMAT Applied Materials, Inc. - Common StockSale$1,001–$15,000Traded Sep 15, 2026Filed Oct 7, 2026View filing

Trades members of Congress disclosed, in the chosen order

  • Josh GottheimerD · NJ · House · owner: Joint
    MCD McDonald's Corporation Common Stock
    Type
    Sale
    Amount (range)
    $1,001–$15,000
    Traded → filed
    Traded Sep 25, 2026Filed Oct 7, 2026
  • Josh GottheimerD · NJ · House · owner: Joint
    AMAT Applied Materials, Inc. - Common Stock
    Type
    Sale
    Amount (range)
    $1,001–$15,000
    Traded → filed
    Traded Sep 15, 2026Filed Oct 7, 2026
Source: House Clerk PTRs and Senate eFD, one row per disclosed transaction. “Filed” is the first report; a later amendment is noted under it. Same-day lots show as “2 ×” their disclosed range. Owner “Self” includes trusts and accounts filed without an owner. Options are labelled as options. A row with a date note (the trade is dated more than two years before the report, or the dates as filed look inconsistent) is marked and sorts last when ordered by date.
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What is and is not here: House filings from 2021 and Senate filings from 2024, as loaded. Scanned House reports and paper Senate reports have not been read, and lines without a ticker are not loaded, so a low count can be a gap rather than little trading; a member’s page says when that applies. A trade is a disclosure, not a finding about the member. See how trades are collected.