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Ranking · Republicans · Updated Oct 14, 2026

Members with the most stock trades: Republicans

As of Oct 14, 2026, Rep. Lisa C. McClain (R-MI-9) has the highest figure among Republicans: 1,443 stock trades since January 2025. Next are Sen. Alan Armstrong (R-OK) at 707 and Rep. Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr. (R-PA-8) at 652. 86 members have at least one; among them the median is 10.

Members ranked
86
Highest
1,443
Median
10

Top 86

  1. 1. Lisa C. McClain R-MI-9 · House1,443
  2. 2. Alan Armstrong R-OK · Senate707
  3. 3. Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr. R-PA-8 · House652
  4. 4. Jefferson Shreve R-IN-6 · House632
  5. 5. David McCormick R-PA · Senate391
  6. 6. John Boozman R-AR · Senate337
  7. 7. Sheri Biggs R-SC-3 · House265
  8. 8. Julia Letlow R-LA-5 · House257
  9. 9. Tim Moore R-NC-14 · House237
  10. 10. David J. Taylor R-OH-2 · House227
  11. 11. Bruce Westerman R-AR-4 · House213
  12. 12. Kevin Hern R-OK-1 · House205
  13. 13. Tommy Tuberville R-AL · Senate186
  14. 14. Byron Donalds R-FL-19 · House166
  15. 15. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. R-NJ-7 · House123
  16. 16. Maria Elvira Salazar R-FL-27 · House121
  17. 17. Dan Newhouse R-WA-4 · House119
  18. 18. Scott Franklin R-FL-18 · House100
  19. 19. Shelley Moore Capito R-WV · Senate93
  20. 20. Rick Scott R-FL · Senate71
  21. 21. Rick W. Allen R-GA-12 · House58
  22. 22. Ashley Moody R-FL · Senate57
  23. 23. Virginia Foxx R-NC-5 · House44
  24. 24. James Comer R-KY-1 · House41
  25. 25. Mike Kelly R-PA-16 · House39
  26. 26. Michael A. Rulli R-OH-6 · House38
  27. 27. Max L. Miller R-OH-7 · House37
  28. 28. John R. Curtis R-UT · Senate28
  29. 29. Brandon Gill R-TX-26 · House24
  30. 30. Katie Boyd Britt R-AL · Senate23
  31. 31. John J. McGuire III R-VA-5 · House22
  32. 32. August Pfluger R-TX-11 · House21
  33. 33. Mike Collins R-GA-10 · House20
  34. 34. Austin Scott R-GA-8 · House19
  35. 35. J. French Hill R-AR-2 · House19
  36. 36. Daniel Meuser R-PA-9 · House18
  37. 37. Carol D. Miller R-WV-1 · House18
  38. 38. Tim Walberg R-MI-5 · House16
  39. 39. Jerry Moran R-KS · Senate15
  40. 40. John W. Rose R-TN-6 · House14
  41. 41. Matt Van Epps R-TN-7 · House13
  42. 42. Brian Babin R-TX-36 · House12
  43. 43. Laurel M. Lee R-FL-15 · House12
  44. 44. Ann Wagner R-MO-2 · House10
  45. 45. Michael Guest R-MS-3 · House10
  46. 46. Pete Sessions R-TX-17 · House10
  47. 47. Robert E. Latta R-OH-5 · House9
  48. 48. Neal P. Dunn R-FL-2 · House9
  49. 49. Mark Alford R-MO-4 · House9
  50. 50. Bernie Moreno R-OH · Senate9
  51. 51. Lloyd Smucker R-PA-11 · House8
  52. 52. Dan Crenshaw R-TX-2 · House8
  53. 53. Guy Reschenthaler R-PA-14 · House6
  54. 54. Rudy Yakym III R-IN-2 · House6
  55. 55. Roger Williams R-TX-25 · House5
  56. 56. Earl L. "Buddy" Carter R-GA-1 · House5
  57. 57. Jim Banks R-IN · Senate5
  58. 58. Tim Sheehy R-MT · Senate5
  59. 59. Susan M. Collins R-ME · Senate4
  60. 60. W. Gregory Steube R-FL-17 · House4
  61. 61. Chip Roy R-TX-21 · House3
  62. 62. Cynthia M. Lummis R-WY · Senate3
  63. 63. Cliff Bentz R-OR-2 · House3
  64. 64. Brad Knott R-NC-13 · House3
  65. 65. Scott DesJarlais R-TN-4 · House2
  66. 66. Victoria Spartz R-IN-5 · House2
  67. 67. Nicholas J. Begich III R-AK-AL · House2
  68. 68. Robert B. Aderholt R-AL-4 · House1
  69. 69. Jim Jordan R-OH-4 · House1
  70. 70. Adrian Smith R-NE-3 · House1
  71. 71. Daniel Webster R-FL-11 · House1
  72. 72. Robert J. Wittman R-VA-1 · House1
  73. 73. David P. Joyce R-OH-14 · House1
  74. 74. Ted Cruz R-TX · Senate1
  75. 75. David Rouzer R-NC-7 · House1
  76. 76. Mike Rounds R-SD · Senate1
  77. 77. Warren Davidson R-OH-8 · House1
  78. 78. John Kennedy R-LA · Senate1
  79. 79. Pete Stauber R-MN-8 · House1
  80. 80. William R. Timmons IV R-SC-4 · House1
  81. 81. Darrell Issa R-CA-48 · House1
  82. 82. Andrew R. Garbarino R-NY-2 · House1
  83. 83. John James R-MI-10 · House1
  84. 84. Vince Fong R-CA-20 · House1
  85. 85. Mike Kennedy R-UT-3 · House1
  86. 86. Jon Husted R-OH · Senate1

How we count

Counts every transaction members reported on periodic transaction reports (PTRs) filed with the House Clerk or the Senate since January 1, 2025, including trades by spouses and dependent children. Each line on a report counts as one trade.

Source: House and Senate periodic transaction reports. Every member’s figure links to their profile, which links to the original filings. Data as of Oct 14, 2026, updated daily.

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