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US Congress Stock Trading & Portfolios Tracker

Track real-time investment disclosures, estimated net worth, and trades executed by top members of the United States Congress. Analyze market-moving transactions, verify STOCK Act filings, and evaluate portfolio performance.

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Nancy Pelosi
Democrat

Nancy Pelosi

Representative (CA-11)
ESTIMATED NET WORTH
$263.87M
Official STOCK Act Filings

Mega-cap tech leaders, artificial intelligence infrastructure, and strategic deep-in-the-money LEAPS call options.

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Mitch McConnell
Republican

Mitch McConnell

Senator (Kentucky)
ESTIMATED NET WORTH
$70.69M
Official STOCK Act Filings

Conservative capital preservation, tax-free municipal bonds, liquid index funds, and legacy banking holdings.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene
Republican

Marjorie Taylor Greene

Representative (GA-14)
ESTIMATED NET WORTH
$26.14M
Official STOCK Act Filings

Commercial enterprise assets, blue-chip technology staples, domestic energy, and diversified equity investments.

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Pat Fallon
Republican

Pat Fallon

Representative (TX-04)
ESTIMATED NET WORTH
$14.17M
Official STOCK Act Filings

High-volume rotational trading across aerospace, defense contracting, enterprise tech, and oil & gas.

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Ted Cruz
Republican

Ted Cruz

Senator (Texas)
ESTIMATED NET WORTH
$11.42M
Official STOCK Act Filings

Pioneer in direct cryptocurrency holdings, institutionally managed private wealth, and Texas energy trusts.

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Kamala Harris
Democrat

Kamala Harris

Former Senator (California)
ESTIMATED NET WORTH
$5.84M
Official STOCK Act Filings

Passive broad-market index tracking, liquid US Treasury instruments, and ethics-compliant municipal funds.

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Dan Crenshaw
Republican

Dan Crenshaw

Representative (House - Texas)
ESTIMATED NET WORTH
$1.34M
Official STOCK Act Filings

Targeted equity selections emphasizing Silicon Valley growth tech and Texas midstream infrastructure.

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Politician Party Chamber Estimated Net Worth Top Disclosed Assets Action
Nancy Pelosi
Nancy Pelosi
California
 Democrat House $263.87M
NVDA AAPL MSFT GOOGL
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Republican Senate $70.69M
MUNI BONDS VANGUARD WFC FINANCIALS
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Republican House $26.14M
TAYLOR COMM. AAPL MSFT AMZN
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Republican House $14.17M
CVX MSFT DELL BA
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Ted Cruz
Ted Cruz
Texas
 Republican Senate $11.42M
BITCOIN (BTC) GS WEALTH ENERGY REAL ESTATE
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Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris
California
 Democrat Senate $5.84M
VANGUARD ETF TREASURIES MUNI BONDS
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Republican House $1.34M
AAPL AMZN ET META
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How Congressional Trading Tracking Works

Understanding federal transparency laws, disclosure timing, and why smart investors follow Capitol Hill trades.

The STOCK Act of 2012

The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act requires Senators and House Representatives to publicly disclose stock trades, options, and bond purchases valued above $1,000 within 30 to 45 days.

Periodic Transaction Reports (PTR)

Trades are published through Periodic Transaction Reports. Values are disclosed in standardized statutory ranges (such as $15,001–$50,000 or $1,000,001–$5,000,000), which Snowball Analytics parses and contextualizes.

Sector Signals & Alpha

Committee assignments (such as House Financial Services, Energy & Commerce, or Armed Services) provide insight into key industry trends, legislative tailwinds, and domestic subsidy programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Key information regarding Congressional trading rules, net worth methodologies, and disclosures.

Is it legal for members of US Congress to trade stocks?
Yes, members of Congress are legally permitted to buy and sell equities, bonds, and derivatives. However, they are strictly prohibited from using non-public material information gained through their legislative duties for private gain under the STOCK Act of 2012.
How quickly do politicians report their transactions?
Federal law requires members to file a PTR disclosure within 30 days of receiving trade notification and no later than 45 days after the trade settlement date. Spousal and dependent child trades are also subject to this rule.
How does Snowball Analytics calculate estimated net worth?
Congressional annual financial disclosures report assets and liabilities in valuation ranges (e.g. $100K–$250K). Snowball Analytics computes consistent midpoints, accounts for disclosed real estate and private holdings, and calculates verified net worth estimates with historical valuation trajectories.
Which stocks are most widely traded by politicians?
Mega-cap technology companies (NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon), major domestic defense contractors (Boeing, Lockheed Martin), and energy producers (Chevron, ExxonMobil) consistently rank among the most frequently bought and sold tickers on Capitol Hill.
Can retail investors replicate Congressional stock portfolios?
Many investors monitor Congressional filings for long-term thematic trends. While there is a 30-to-45 day reporting delay, politicians frequently establish multi-year positions in leading secular growth companies and dividend-paying blue chips.

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