Members whose stock picks beat the market: Republicans

Top 27

1. 1. Sheri Biggs R-SC-3 · House+30
2. 2. Jerry Moran R-KS · Senate+25
3. 3. Robert E. Latta R-OH-5 · House+23
4. 4. Tim Moore R-NC-14 · House+14
5. 5. Julia Letlow R-LA-5 · House+12
6. 6. Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr. R-PA-8 · House+8
7. 7. Katie Boyd Britt R-AL · Senate+8
8. 8. Jefferson Shreve R-IN-6 · House+6
9. 9. Dan Newhouse R-WA-4 · House+5
10. 10. Bruce Westerman R-AR-4 · House+3
11. 11. Shelley Moore Capito R-WV · Senate-0
12. 12. Tim Walberg R-MI-5 · House-0
13. 13. David J. Taylor R-OH-2 · House-1
14. 14. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. R-NJ-7 · House-3
15. 15. Lisa C. McClain R-MI-9 · House-3
16. 16. Michael A. Rulli R-OH-6 · House-4
17. 17. John Boozman R-AR · Senate-4
18. 18. Maria Elvira Salazar R-FL-27 · House-4
19. 19. Alan Armstrong R-OK · Senate-6
20. 20. James Comer R-KY-1 · House-7
21. 21. Byron Donalds R-FL-19 · House-11
22. 22. Scott Franklin R-FL-18 · House-11
23. 23. Virginia Foxx R-NC-5 · House-18
24. 24. John J. McGuire III R-VA-5 · House-18
25. 25. Rick W. Allen R-GA-12 · House-28
26. 26. Carol D. Miller R-WV-1 · House-33
27. 27. David McCormick R-PA · Senate-38

How we count

For each stock purchase reported since January 2025, the return from the trade-date closing price to the latest close, weighted by the middle of the reported dollar range, minus what the S&P 500 (SPY) did over exactly the same days. Members with fewer than five purchases of priced, publicly traded stocks are left out. Past results say nothing about future ones.

Source: House Clerk and Senate periodic transaction reports; daily closing prices. 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
• Trades tied to their committees
• 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