Elections and Government Reform

Stock trading by members of Congress

186 public statements from 2026 candidates · 1 related bill

§1The range of views

Why this matters: Lawmakers' decisions can move stock prices, so these rules affect conflicts of interest in Congress and how members may invest their own money.

Drafted by AI, then checked for neutral wording in a separate AI review. It describes the question and the main positions, not any candidate's view. Facts link to their sources.

Whether members of Congress, who must report their stock trades within 45 days, should be allowed to own or trade shares of individual companies while in office.1

  1. Ban members and their spouses and dependent children from owning or trading individual stocks
  2. Ban members themselves from trading individual stocks
  3. No ban; keep the reporting rules, with stronger penalties for late reports

These options describe policies, not people. The order is not a ranking.

§2What candidates have said

Why this matters: Statements candidates made publicly, summarized in plain words with a link to where they said it. Candidates who haven't spoken publicly on this issue aren't listed.

Drafted by AI from the public sources cited. Each sentence links to its source.

Ban members and their spouses and dependent children from owning or trading individual stocks (40)

  • Bill Hill AK-AL
    His campaign website says he supports a full ban on stock trading by members of Congress, and his election pamphlet statement says the ban should also cover their spouses.2,3
  • Clyde Jones AL-1
    His campaign website says he would vote for a ban on stock trading by members of Congress and their immediate families.4
  • Robb Tucker CA-3
    His campaign website says he supports the Stop Insider Trading Act, which it says would bar members of Congress, their spouses and dependent children from buying individual stocks while in office.5
  • Eric Jones CA-4
    His campaign website says members of Congress should be banned from trading stocks while in office, and that the ban should also cover their spouses and dependent children.6,7
  • Connie Chan CA-11
    Her campaign website says she would ban members of Congress and their immediate families from trading stocks or cryptocurrency or betting on prediction markets.8
  • Linda Sánchez CA-41
    Her campaign website says she owns no corporate stocks and supports legislation to ban members of Congress and their families from trading them.9,10
  • Mike Sell FL-4
    His campaign's platform supports bills that would bar members of Congress and their spouses and dependent children from trading individual stocks.11
  • Chris Harden GA-11
    His campaign website says he supports a full ban on stock trading for members of Congress, federal judges, senior executive branch officials and their immediate families.12
  • Jonathan Chavez GA-13
    His platform says he would ban members of Congress, their spouses and dependent children from owning individual stocks while in office and require disclosure of any remaining trades within 48 hours.13
  • Shawn Harris GA-14
    His campaign website says he supports the ETHICS Act, which bans members of Congress, their spouses and dependent children from owning or trading individual stocks, bonds, commodities or cryptocurrencies, or alternatively mandatory qualified blind trusts.14
  • Josh Turek IA Senate
    His campaign website says members of Congress and their spouses should be banned from trading stocks.15
  • Christina Bohannan IA-1
    Her campaign website says she will fight to ban stock trading by all Members of Congress, executive branch members, Supreme Court justices, their spouses and staff, including requiring them to divest stocks they currently own.16
  • Michael Bridgford IA-1
    His campaign website says he will support legislation banning Members of Congress, their spouses and dependent children from trading individual stocks, commodities or futures while in office.17
  • Lindsay James IA-2
    Her campaign website says she will fight to ban members of Congress, the executive branch, the Supreme Court and their families from trading individual stocks, and that she supports the Restore Trust in Congress Act.18
  • Kaylee Peterson ID-1
    Her campaign website says she will ban stock trades by members of Congress, their family and associates.19
  • Ellie Gilbreath ID-2
    Her campaign website says she will end stock trading by members of Congress and their immediate families.20,21
  • Paul Nolley IL-16
    His campaign website says members of Congress and their families should be banned from trading stocks.22
  • Kelly Thompson IN-3
    Her campaign website says her plan would prohibit members of Congress, and their spouses and dependent children, from buying, selling or actively trading individual stocks and similar assets, while allowing diversified investments such as index funds.23
  • Adam Hamilton KS Senate
    His campaign website says he would bar members of Congress and their households from buying or selling individual stocks, requiring them to use a qualified blind trust or sell, and would extend the ban to cryptocurrency and other digital assets.24
  • Lauren Reinhold KS-1
    Her campaign website says she would ban members of Congress, their spouses and their dependent children from holding or trading individual stocks, futures or crypto, require blind trusts within 90 days, and penalize violations with three months of salary per violation.25
  • John "Drew" Williams KY-1
    His campaign website proposes prohibiting members of Congress and their immediate family from trading individual stocks while in office and for four years after leaving.26
  • Zach Dembo KY-6
    His campaign website says he will push for a full ban on trading individual stocks or cryptocurrency by members of Congress and their immediate families, and for banning members from using prediction markets.27,28
  • Patrick "Pat" Forbes LA-6
    His campaign website says members of Congress should be banned from trading stock and that the ban has to cover spouses.29
  • Micah Quinney Jones MA-6
    His campaign website's accountability plan says to ban the trading of individual stocks by members of Congress and their spouses, allowing only exchange traded funds and mutual funds.30
  • Dan Schwartz MD-1
    His campaign website says he would ban members of Congress, the executive branch and their families from actively trading stocks, options and cryptocurrency.31,32
  • Christian Vukasovich MI-5
    His campaign website says he supports barring members of Congress, the executive branch and the Supreme Court, along with their immediate family members, from trading individual stocks or cryptocurrency, with meaningful penalties for breaking the ban.33
  • Christina Bertrand Hines MI-10
    Her money in politics topic page says she supports a ban on trading individual stocks by members of Congress, their spouses and their dependent children.34,35
  • Jake Johnson MN-1
    His campaign website says elected officials and their spouses should be barred from owning or trading individual stocks and from placing bets on prediction markets.36,37
  • Scott Colom MS Senate
    His campaign website says he would ban members of Congress, their spouses and their dependent children from trading stocks, requiring them to divest or use a blind trust.38,39
  • Alani Bankhead MT Senate
    Her campaign website says she backs the End Congressional Stock Trading Act to ban members of Congress, their spouses and their dependent children from trading individual stocks.40
  • Seth Bodnar MT Senate
    His campaign website says he would ban stock trading and stock ownership by members of Congress and extend the ban to spouses and immediate family members.41
  • Sam Forstag MT-1
    His campaign website says he would ban stock trading by members of Congress and their spouses.42
  • Stefany Shaheen NH-1
    Her campaign website says members of Congress and their families, along with Supreme Court justices and senior executive branch officials, should be prohibited from holding or trading individual stocks and some other financial assets.43
  • Maggie Goodlander NH-2
    Her campaign website says she is leading bipartisan legislation, the Public Service Accountability Act, that would prohibit senior officials in the legislative, executive and judicial branches, and their families, from holding or trading individual stocks or wagering on prediction markets.44,45
  • Lily Tang Williams NH-2
    Her campaign website says members of Congress, along with their spouses and dependent children, should not be allowed to trade individual stocks while serving.46
  • Adam Hamawy NJ-12
    His campaign website says he supports a complete ban on stock trading for lawmakers, their spouses and senior officials in the executive branch.47
  • Teresa F. Benitez-Thompson NV-2
    Her campaign website says she would work for a ban on individual stock trading by lawmakers, executive branch officials and their families, with penalties for violators.48
  • Sherrod Brown OH Senate special
    His campaign website says no member of Congress or their spouse should be allowed to trade stocks, and that members should not be able to become lobbyists after leaving office.49
  • Chris Henry OR Senate
    His platform calls for banning members of Congress, executive and judicial branch officers, and their spouses from trading individual stocks while in office.50
  • Brian L Bengs SD Senate
    His campaign website says members of Congress and their spouses should be banned from buying, selling or holding individual stocks while in office.51

Ban members themselves from trading individual stocks (104)

  • Andrew Sneed AL-5
    His campaign website supports banning members of Congress from trading stocks while in office.52
  • Jeff Frese CA-10
    His campaign website says members of Congress should be banned from trading stocks.53
  • Lateefah Simon CA-12
    Her campaign website says she supports banning members of Congress and federal judges from trading and owning stocks.54
  • Ro Khanna CA-17
    His campaign website says members of Congress should not trade stocks and should hold their investments in independently managed trusts, and lists bills he cosponsored to that end.55
  • Randy Villegas CA-22
    His campaign website says members of Congress should be banned from trading stocks and from becoming lobbyists after they leave office.56
  • Cristian Morales CA-43
    His campaign website's platform calls for banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks.57
  • Chuong V. Vo CA-45
    His campaign website says he would push to ban stock trading by members of Congress.58
  • Dave Min CA-47
    His campaign website says he has sponsored legislation to end stock trading by members of Congress and Trump administration insiders.59
  • Jenny Rae Le Roux CA-47
    Her campaign website says she will sponsor a bill to end congressional insider trading and fight for a full ban on individual stock trading by members of Congress, along with real-time financial disclosure.60
  • Marni von Wilpert CA-48
    Her campaign website says she would ban members of Congress from trading stocks.61
  • Mike Levin CA-49
    His campaign website says banning members of Congress from owning or trading individual stocks is one of his top priorities, and that he and his wife sold their individual stocks when he was elected.62,63
  • Melat Kiros CO-1
    Her platform supports banning members of Congress from owning or trading individual stocks while in office.64
  • Dwayne L. Romero CO-3
    His campaign website calls for banning all federal officials from trading stocks.65
  • Clifton Brown CO-3
    His campaign website calls for ending stock trading, book deals and all outside work by federal judges and elected officials.66,67
  • Eileen Laubacher CO-4
    Her campaign website says members of Congress should be banned from trading and selling stocks.68
  • Jessica Killin CO-5
    Her campaign website says she would ban members of Congress, herself included, from trading public stocks while in office.69,70
  • Meredith Ryan CO-6
    Her campaign website says she pledges to ban stock trading by members of Congress.71
  • Samir Ezzeldin Witta CO-6
    His campaign website calls for a real ban on stock trading by members of Congress, saying a recently passed change still lets members keep and sell stocks they regulate.72
  • Joe Krzeczkowski CO-7
    His campaign website says members of Congress should be banned from trading stocks while in office.73
  • Manny Rutinel CO-8
    His campaign website says he would fight to ban stock trading by members of Congress.74
  • Luke Bronin CT-1
    His campaign website calls for banning stock trading by members of Congress.75
  • Angie Nixon FL Senate special
    Her campaign website says she supports banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks while in office.76
  • Amanda Marie Green FL-2
    Her campaign website says she would vote to ban members of Congress from owning and trading individual stocks.77,78
  • Bale Dalton FL-7
    His campaign website calls for banning individual stock trading for all members of Congress.79,80
  • Mike Haridopolos FL-8
    His campaign website says he has never traded stocks while in Congress and that he supported legislation to ban members of Congress from trading stocks.81,82
  • Darren Soto FL-9
    His campaign website says he has supported legislation to stop stock trading by members of Congress and the administration, and that he has never owned shares of stock.83
  • Kimberly Overman FL-12
    Her campaign platform says she supports banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks while in office and strengthening financial disclosure rules.84
  • Leela Gray FL-13
    Her campaign website says officials should be banned from buying and selling individual stocks while in office and that sitting members should move their holdings into a blind trust.85
  • Mike Beltran FL-14
    His campaign website says he has backed a ban on individual stock trading by members of Congress and stronger transparency and accountability rules.86
  • Brian Lambert FL-14
    His campaign website lists a ban on congressional stock trading on its government accountability page and says lawmakers should never make money from information they obtain through their office.87
  • Robert People FL-15
    His campaign website says he intends to back or introduce legislation banning stock trading by members of Congress.88
  • Mark Davis FL-16
    His policy platform says members of Congress, and other officials who can see privileged government information, should be barred from trading individual stocks.89
  • Michael J. Quirk FL-17
    His campaign website says he supports banning congressional stock trading, with blind trusts or index funds and no individual trades.90
  • James T. Martin FL-21
    His campaign website says he is committed to prohibiting members of Congress from trading stocks or placing bets based on insider information.91
  • Casey Askar FL-22
    His campaign website lists banning stock trading by members of Congress among his priorities.92
  • Pia Dandiya FL-22
    Her campaign website says she will work for a ban on individual stock trading by members of Congress and on profiting from public office.93
  • Scott Singer FL-25
    His campaign website says he would vote, as a congressman, for a prohibition on stock trading by members of Congress.94,95
  • Jared Moskowitz FL-25
    His campaign website says he supports banning members of Congress from trading stocks.96,97
  • Nicole Locklin FL-26
    Her campaign website says she will fight to ban congressional stock trading.98,99
  • Eliott Rodriguez FL-27
    His campaign website says he would institute a ban on members of Congress and the executive branch trading individual stocks.100
  • Jon Ossoff GA Senate
    His campaign website says he is leading an effort to ban members of Congress from trading stocks, and that a ban he backed passed a major Senate committee.101
  • Tony Kozycki GA-7
    His campaign website says he will vote to ban congressional insider trading on his first day, and that members of Congress should not be trading individual stocks while writing laws.102,103
  • John Cowan GA-11
    His campaign website says he would clean up Washington by banning congressional stock trading and strengthening ethics rules.104
  • Jasmine Clark GA-13
    Her campaign website’s agenda lists banning stock trading by members of Congress among her priorities.105
  • Ashley Hinson IA Senate
    Her campaign website says members of Congress should be banned from trading individual stocks and betting on prediction markets.106
  • Joe Mitchell IA-2
    His campaign website says he supports a full ban on stock and prediction market trading for members of Congress.107
  • Dave Bushaw IA-2
    His platform page says he supports banning stock trading for Members of Congress.108
  • Sarah Trone Garriott IA-3
    Her campaign website says she supports a full ban on stock trading by any member of Congress, the White House and their staff.109
  • Dave Dawson IA-4
    His campaign website says he will fight to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks.110
  • Rob Sand IA Governor
    His campaign website says he supports banning stock trading by members of Congress and other elected officials, and would call for Iowa to do the same for state officials.111
  • Todd Achilles ID Senate
    His campaign website says members of Congress should not be allowed to trade individual stocks.112
  • Emre Houser ID-2
    His platform page says members of Congress should not be allowed to invest in individual stocks and bonds while serving.113
  • Tripp Charles Hutchinson ID-2
    His platform page lists a ban on congressional stock trading among his commitments.114
  • Patty Garcia IL-4
    Her campaign website says she is in favor of ending stock trading by members of Congress.115
  • Chris Getty IL-4
    His campaign website says he will ban congressional stock trading.116
  • Daniel Biss IL-9
    His campaign website says members of Congress should be banned from trading stocks, and that he pledges never to trade stocks while in Congress.117
  • Nikki Budzinski IL-13
    Her campaign website says she supports banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks.118
  • Darin LaHood IL-16
    His campaign website says he supports banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks.119
  • Frank J. Mrvan IN-1
    His campaign website says he supports banning all stock trading by members of Congress.120
  • Jamee Decio IN-2
    Her campaign website says she would pass legislation banning members of Congress, the Senate and the Executive Branch from buying or selling individual stocks, with personal assets placed in blind trusts.121,122
  • Drew Cox IN-4
    His campaign website says he will fight to pass the Restore Trust in Congress Act, which it describes as banning congressional stock trading.123
  • Pete Lynch KY-6
    His campaign website says he supports banning all members of Congress from buying or selling individual stocks.124
  • Lauren Jewett LA-1
    Her campaign website says she will push to prohibit stock and insider trading by members of Congress while they serve in office.125
  • Lisa Ballay LA-2
    Her campaign website says she supports banning stock trading by members of Congress, saying they should not be able to turn information or influence from public office into personal investment returns.126
  • Tia LeBrun LA-3
    Her campaign website's Policy Plans page lists banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks.127
  • Conrad Cable LA-4
    His campaign website says it supports a full ban on stock trading by members of Congress.128
  • "Matt" Gromlich LA-4
    His campaign website says he supports banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks while in office, with fines and punishments for those caught breaking finance laws.129
  • Blake Miguez LA-6
    His campaign website says that in Washington he will push for a permanent ban on members of Congress trading individual stocks.130
  • Jake Auchincloss MA-4
    His campaign website says to ban government officials from stock trading, prediction markets and cryptocurrencies.131
  • Dan Koh MA-6
    His campaign website says he will vote to ban stock trading in Congress.132
  • John "Johnny O" Olszewski, Jr. MD-2
    His campaign website lists banning stock trading by members of Congress among the efforts he is championing to restore integrity to politics.133
  • Sarah Elfreth MD-3
    Her campaign website says she has pushed for a ban on stock trading by members of Congress.134
  • Sam Husseini MD-4
    His campaign website says members of Congress should be barred from both trading and owning individual stocks.135
  • Adrian Boafo MD-5
    His campaign website says he would ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks.136
  • Zebulon Featherly MI-1
    His campaign website says sitting members of Congress should be barred from trading individual stocks, citing conflicts of interest and public trust.137
  • William Lawrence MI-7
    His campaign website lists banning stock trading by members of Congress and the executive branch among his priorities.138
  • Ray Pooley MI-9
    His campaign website says he will ban stock trading by sitting officials.139
  • Jeremy Moss MI-11
    His campaign website says he supports a total ban on members of Congress, their staff and the administration taking part in individual stock trades and prediction markets.140
  • Peggy Flanagan MN Senate
    Her campaign website says she supports banning stock trading by anyone elected to federal office, including members of Congress and the president.141
  • Matt Little MN-2
    His campaign website lists barring members of Congress and the Administration from trading stocks among the items in his Anti-Corruption Bill of Rights.142
  • Kelly Morrison MN-3
    Her campaign website says she backs legislation banning stock trading and has signed a discharge petition to force a House vote on the Restore Trust in Government Act, which it says would bar Presidents, Vice Presidents and Members of Congress from holding stocks.143
  • Erik Osberg MN-7
    It also supports prohibiting members of Congress from buying and selling individual stocks during their time in office.144
  • Missi Hesketh MO-7
    Her Accountability page says members of Congress should be barred from owning individual stocks and securities during their service.145
  • Aaron Flint MT-1
    His campaign website lists a ban on stock trading by members of Congress among the steps in his plan to clean up Washington, saying politicians should not profit from privileged information.146
  • Raymond Smith NC-3
    His campaign platform page says members of Congress should be banned from trading stocks.147
  • Mahesh (Max) Ganorkar NC-4
    His campaign website says members of Congress should not trade stocks or profit from inside access.148
  • Chuck Hubbard NC-5
    His campaign website says members of Congress should be barred from trading stocks immediately.149
  • Cyril Jefferson NC-6
    His campaign website lists banning stock trading by members of Congress among the structural reforms he would advance in Congress.150
  • Colby Watson NC-8
    His campaign website's Corruption page says he would bar members of Congress from trading individual stocks during their time in office, and its home page says he will never trade stocks himself while holding office.151,152
  • Ashley Bell NC-10
    Her campaign website says she supports banning stock trading by members of Congress.153
  • Jamie Ager NC-11
    His campaign website lists keeping politicians from profiting off insider trading among his top priorities and says he will fight for a ban on stock trading by members of Congress, citing the use of insider knowledge for personal gain.154,155
  • Mike Marvin NE Senate
    His campaign website's platform page says elected officials should not be allowed to trade stocks or to become lobbyists after they leave office.156
  • Dan Osborn NE Senate
    His campaign website says members of Congress and the executive branch should be banned outright from trading individual stocks, and that he supports the HONEST Act, which would require members to sell their individual stock holdings.157
  • Chris Backemeyer NE-1
    His campaign website says he supports banning stock trading by members of Congress.158
  • Chris Pappas NH Senate
    His campaign website says he supports banning members of Congress from trading stocks and forced a House vote on the issue.159,160
  • Zack Mullock NJ-2
    The Money Out of Politics section says he supports barring members of Congress from trading in stocks.161
  • Ramon Mora Jr. NJ-2
    The Government Reform page lists banning members of Congress, the Supreme Court and the executive branch from trading specific stocks.162
  • Michael P. McGuire NJ-3
    His campaign website says he strongly supports banning members of Congress from trading stocks.163
  • Rebecca Bennett NJ-7
    The same page lists passing a law that bars members of Congress from trading stocks.164
  • Analilia Mejia NJ-11
    Her campaign issues page says she would back legislation prohibiting stock trading by officials in all three branches of the federal government.165
  • Gabriel Vasquez NM-2
    His campaign website says he does not trade stocks and is leading a cross-party push to prohibit stock trading by members of Congress, and lists support for tougher prohibitions on stock trading by members of Congress and the White House among his accomplishments.166,167
  • Annie Andrews SC Senate
    Her campaign website says she would ban members of Congress from trading stocks.168,169
  • James Talarico TX Senate
    His campaign website says he supports banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks.170
  • Bert Mizusawa VA Senate
    His campaign website says he would ban stock trading by members of Congress.171

Statements that don't match one option (42)

  • Mary Peltola AK Senate
    Her campaign website says she would ban members of Congress from trading stocks through the Restore Trust in Congress Act, and would require members to divest their assets or place them in a blind trust.172
  • Robb Ryerse AR-3
    His campaign website calls for no stock trading by members of Congress who have inside information.173
  • Mai Vang CA-7
    Her campaign website says she will fight for a total ban on stock trading by members of Congress and will not trade stocks herself if elected.174,175
  • Scott Wiener CA-11
    His campaign website says he would ban stock trading by members of Congress.176
  • Aisha Wahab CA-14
    Her campaign website says she would ban congressional stock trading and insider trading and tighten rules on lobbyists.177
  • Bob Smith CA-24
    His campaign website says he supports a standalone ban on stock trading by members of Congress.178
  • Sam Gallucci CA-26
    His campaign website calls for banning stock trading by members of Congress.179
  • George Whitesides CA-27
    His campaign website says he is leading efforts to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks, and that he sold his own stock holdings after taking office.180
  • Jimmy Gomez CA-34
    His campaign website says he has sponsored and cosponsored legislation to ban members of Congress from trading stocks.181,182
  • Samantha Mota CA-37
    Her campaign website says she would support the Ban Congressional Stock Trading Act.183
  • Young Kim CA-40
    Her campaign website says she introduced legislation to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks while in office and champions the Stop Insider Trading Act.184,185
  • Mike Klein FL-3
    His campaign website's platform calls for no stock trading as part of transparency and accountability in government.186
  • Eric Yonce FL-6
    His campaign website says he supports banning congressional stock trading.187
  • Joe Strada FL-11
    His campaign website says he supports serious investigations into possible insider trading by members of Congress and accountability when officials use privileged information for personal gain.188
  • Anna Paulina Luna FL-13
    Her campaign website says she forced and passed a vote to ban insider trading.189
  • John "Bongo" Salvesen GA-5
    His campaign website says that if elected he promises to own no stock, which he describes as a conflict of interest.190
  • Houston Gaines GA-10
    His campaign website says he wants to put an end to insider trading in Congress immediately and restore ethics in Washington.191
  • Mary Allen IN-8
    Her campaign website says she supports banning congressional stock trading.192
  • David C Graham KS Senate
    His campaign website says he would vote to ban stock trading by members of Congress and to limit the movement of people between Congress and lobbying jobs.193
  • Sharice L. Davids KS-3
    Her campaign website says she supported bipartisan legislation to prevent insider trading by members of Congress.194
  • Charles Booker KY Senate
    His campaign website says he would ban members of Congress from trading stock while in office.195
  • Melissa Claire Strange KY-4
    Her campaign website lists banning congressional stock trading among her priorities for fighting political corruption.196
  • Mikel Wein KY-5
    His campaign website lists the Restoring Faith in Government Act, which it says prohibits members of Congress from investing in certain financial instruments such as individual stocks, among the pending legislation on its Integrity page, and lists supporting pending anti-corruption legislation among actions needed immediately.197
  • Julia Letlow LA Senate
    Her campaign website says she would ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks and strengthen financial disclosure rules.198
  • John Deaton MA Senate
    His campaign website says he would ban stock, cryptocurrency and commodities trading by members of Congress.199
  • Shiva Ayyadurai MA Senate
    His campaign website calls for banning insider trading by elected representatives.200
  • Troy D. Jackson ME Senate
    His campaign website says he supports a comprehensive ban on members of Congress trading individual stocks and would back requiring their covered assets to be sold or placed beyond their control.201
  • Heather Smiley MI-6
    Her campaign website lists blind-trust investments among its government reforms.202
  • Kristen McDonald Rivet MI-8
    Her campaign website says she introduced a bill with members of both parties that would bar members of Congress from trading stock or taking part in prediction markets where they have insider information.203
  • DeVelle L. Jackson MN-5
    It says anti-corruption reform should include legislation to stop insider trading by members of Congress.204
  • Chris Reichard MO-8
    His Issues page says he would join coalitions like Take BAC Congress, whose candidates pledged to ban stock trading.205
  • Michael D Eisenhauer MT-2
    His Voter Contract page says he will lead a push to bar members of Congress and their relatives from insider trading.206
  • Jack Codiga NC-12
    His campaign website lists, in a transparency pledge, that he will not trade individual stocks.207
  • Helene Neville ND-AL
    Her campaign website's political platform lists pausing all stock trading by elected officials and their extended families.208
  • Brinker Harding NE-2
    His campaign website says he supports banning stock trading by members of Congress.209
  • Denise Powell NE-2
    Her campaign website says she would ban stock trading by members of Congress.210
  • Mark Cohen NE-3
    His campaign website lists banning stock trading by House members among ways to make the House work better.211
  • Ryan Michael Kelly NJ-3
    His campaign website lists either banning stock trading by members of Congress or limiting it strongly, along with stronger conflict-of-interest rules, among his priorities.212
  • Adam Rueda NJ-5
    His campaign website says he pledges never to own stocks or crypto while in office and that Congress should work to end insider trading and personal profiteering.213
  • Hillary Herzig NJ-6
    It lists a ban on insider trading by members of Congress among her priorities, saying public office should serve the public rather than produce private profit.214
  • Winston Jordan NJ-12
    His policy platform website lists a pledge of no PAC or corporate donations and no stock trading among its accountability pledges.215
  • Jeff Merkley OR Senate
    His voters' pamphlet statement calls for ending stock trading as part of ending political corruption.216

§3Related bills

Why this matters: Bills from 2023–2026 that bear on this issue, with how Congress handled them.