Members who traded stocks their committees oversee: Democrats

Top 28

1. 1. Josh Gottheimer D-NJ-5 · House68
2. 2. Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. D-CA-31 · House40
3. 3. Ritchie Torres D-NY-15 · House35
4. 4. April McClain Delaney D-MD-6 · House35
5. 5. Val T. Hoyle D-OR-4 · House34
6. 6. Cleo Fields D-LA-6 · House18
7. 7. Greg Landsman D-OH-1 · House17
8. 8. John W. Hickenlooper D-CO · Senate12
9. 9. Sheldon Whitehouse D-RI · Senate10
10. 10. Tina Smith D-MN · Senate10
11. 11. Lloyd Doggett D-TX-37 · House7
12. 12. George Whitesides D-CA-27 · House7
13. 13. Dwight Evans D-PA-3 · House6
14. 14. Lizzie Fletcher D-TX-7 · House6
15. 15. John Fetterman D-PA · Senate6
16. 16. Christian D. Menefee D-TX-18 · House5
17. 17. Ron Wyden D-OR · Senate4
18. 18. Debbie Dingell D-MI-6 · House4
19. 19. Gary C. Peters D-MI · Senate3
20. 20. Rick Larsen D-WA-2 · House2
21. 21. Jonathan L. Jackson D-IL-1 · House2
22. 22. Laura Friedman D-CA-30 · House2
23. 23. Steve Cohen D-TN-9 · House1
24. 24. James A. Himes D-CT-4 · House1
25. 25. Terri A. Sewell D-AL-7 · House1
26. 26. Jennifer L. McClellan D-VA-4 · House1
27. 27. Thomas R. Suozzi D-NY-3 · House1
28. 28. Emily Randall D-WA-6 · House1

How we count

Counts trades in companies whose industry falls under the jurisdiction of a committee the member sits on, such as a defense stock traded by a member of the Armed Services Committee. Industry comes from each company’s SEC classification.

Source: House and Senate trade reports, SEC industry codes and committee rosters. Every member’s figure links to their profile, which links to the original filings. Data as of Oct 17, 2026, updated daily.

Other rankings

• Most stock trades
• Top fundraisers
• Most cash on hand
• Most small-donor money
• Most PAC-funded
• Most missed votes
• Break with their party most
• Most ex-staff now lobbying
• Stock picks vs the S&P 500