Member directory

Congress stock trades, by member

Members of the House and Senate must disclose their trades under the STOCK Act, within 45 days and in value bands rather than exact amounts. 532 sitting members have a page here, with the filings each has submitted and how many days each one took to reach the public. A member with no filing on record has a page that says so. Another 14 pages belong to people who have left Congress, 13 former members and the Vice President: their record stays up, marked for what it is. The reports filed after the 45-day deadline are counted on their own page, and every disclosed trade, filterable by party, chamber, type and account, is in the trades browser.

532
Sitting members with a page
433/99
House and Senate, sitting
14
Former members, record kept
26d
Typical member's median days from trade to filing, all filings on record
of the 45 day limit

532 sitting, 14 former

Delay: median days from trade to public filing across each member's filings on record, as on the member's page. The leaderboard uses the last 365 days.

A 12

B 43

C 53

D 24

E 12

F 26

G 32

H 35

I 4

J 22

K 21

L 27

M 64

N 9

O 9

P 18

Q 1

R 24

S 58

T 21

U 1

V 7

W 21

Y 1

Z 1

Data as of Oct 26, 2026. 5,873 disclosures are listed across these pages. A member gets a page once the source we read carries their record, so a member sworn in recently can be missing from this list. How the delay is measured, and what this data cannot tell you, is on the methodology page. For how the alerts work see the GetSignal app, and for companies rather than members see the company directory.