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Biggest stock traders in Congress in 2021 From MarketWatch 2.1.22<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n
\nLawmaker<\/strong>\n<\/td>\nParty<\/strong>\n<\/td>\nState<\/strong>\n<\/td>\nRep. or sen.<\/strong>\n<\/td>\nTotal amount transacted<\/strong>\n<\/td>\nBuys<\/strong>\n<\/td>\nSells<\/strong>\n<\/td>\nBuys\/sells ratio<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nMcCaul, Michael\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nTX\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$66,665,000\n<\/td>\n$31,442,500\n<\/td>\n$35,222,500\n<\/td>\n0.89\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nKhanna, Ro\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nCA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$52,697,000\n<\/td>\n$33,567,000\n<\/td>\n$19,130,000\n<\/td>\n1.75\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nGreen, Mark\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nTN\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$52,588,500\n<\/td>\n$26,165,500\n<\/td>\n$26,423,000\n<\/td>\n0.99\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nDelBene, Suzan\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nWA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$46,141,000\n<\/td>\n$15,391,000\n<\/td>\n$30,750,000\n<\/td>\n0.50\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nFallon, Pat\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nTX\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$19,690,500\n<\/td>\n$11,351,500\n<\/td>\n$8,339,000\n<\/td>\n1.36\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nHarshbarger, Diana\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nTN\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$16,152,000\n<\/td>\n$7,680,000\n<\/td>\n$8,472,000\n<\/td>\n0.91\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nHern, Kevin\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nOK\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$13,063,500\n<\/td>\n$12,606,000\n<\/td>\n$457,500\n<\/td>\n27.55\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nPelosi, Nancy\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nCA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$12,000,000\n<\/td>\n$12,000,000\n<\/td>\n$0\n<\/td>\n\u2013\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nNewman, Marie\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nIL\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$5,779,000\n<\/td>\n$2,729,000\n<\/td>\n$3,050,000\n<\/td>\n0.89\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nSuozzi, Tom\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nNY\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$5,435,397\n<\/td>\n$2,795,000\n<\/td>\n$2,640,397\n<\/td>\n1.06\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nMeijer, Peter\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nMI\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$4,823,000\n<\/td>\n$72,000\n<\/td>\n$4,751,000\n<\/td>\n0.02\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nHagerty, Bill\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nTN\n<\/td>\nSenator\n<\/td>\n$4,285,500\n<\/td>\n$56,500\n<\/td>\n$4,229,000\n<\/td>\n0.01\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nTuberville, Tommy\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nAL\n<\/td>\nSenator\n<\/td>\n$3,837,000\n<\/td>\n$2,626,500\n<\/td>\n$1,210,500\n<\/td>\n2.17\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nHickenlooper, John\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nCO\n<\/td>\nSenator\n<\/td>\n$3,770,000\n<\/td>\n$172,000\n<\/td>\n$3,598,000\n<\/td>\n0.05\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nGottheimer, Josh\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nNJ\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$3,646,500\n<\/td>\n$1,605,000\n<\/td>\n$2,041,500\n<\/td>\n0.79\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nHollingsworth, Trey\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nIN\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$3,537,500\n<\/td>\n$3,537,500\n<\/td>\n$0\n<\/td>\n\u2013\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nFranklin, Scott*\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nFL\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$3,145,734\n<\/td>\n$0\n<\/td>\n$3,145,734\n<\/td>\n0.00\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nJacobs, Sara\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nCA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$2,455,500\n<\/td>\n$162,500\n<\/td>\n$2,293,000\n<\/td>\n0.07\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nLee, Susie\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nNV\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$2,368,500\n<\/td>\n$1,368,000\n<\/td>\n$1,000,500\n<\/td>\n1.37\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nLangevin, Jim\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nRI\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$2,204,000\n<\/td>\n$1,189,000\n<\/td>\n$1,015,000\n<\/td>\n1.17\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nBlumenthal, Richard\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nCT\n<\/td>\nSenator\n<\/td>\n$2,033,500\n<\/td>\n$32,500\n<\/td>\n$2,001,000\n<\/td>\n0.02\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nSchrier, Kim\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nWA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$1,913,000\n<\/td>\n$1,125,000\n<\/td>\n$788,000\n<\/td>\n1.43\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nLamborn, Doug\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nCO\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$1,702,500\n<\/td>\n$851,000\n<\/td>\n$851,500\n<\/td>\n1.00\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nFoxx, Virginia\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nNC\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$1,608,500\n<\/td>\n$1,153,000\n<\/td>\n$455,500\n<\/td>\n2.53\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nMalinowski, Tom\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nNJ\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$1,415,500\n<\/td>\n$617,500\n<\/td>\n$798,000\n<\/td>\n0.77\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nSchrader, Kurt\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nOR\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$1,170,000\n<\/td>\n$657,000\n<\/td>\n$513,000\n<\/td>\n1.28\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nWyden, Ron\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nOR\n<\/td>\nSenator\n<\/td>\n$1,091,000\n<\/td>\n$176,500\n<\/td>\n$914,500\n<\/td>\n0.19\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nLowenthal, Alan\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nCA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$969,488\n<\/td>\n$499,745\n<\/td>\n$469,743\n<\/td>\n1.06\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nFrankel, Lois\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nFL\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$912,000\n<\/td>\n$488,000\n<\/td>\n$424,000\n<\/td>\n1.15\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nGreene, Marjorie Taylor\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nGA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$900,000\n<\/td>\n$665,500\n<\/td>\n$234,500\n<\/td>\n2.84\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nBeyer, Don\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nVA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$872,500\n<\/td>\n$328,000\n<\/td>\n$544,500\n<\/td>\n0.60\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nLuria, Elaine\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nVA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$766,000\n<\/td>\n$391,000\n<\/td>\n$375,000\n<\/td>\n1.04\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nSpartz, Victoria\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nIN\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$725,000\n<\/td>\n$0\n<\/td>\n$725,000\n<\/td>\n0.00\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nLofgren, Zoe\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nCA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$704,000\n<\/td>\n$640,000\n<\/td>\n$64,000\n<\/td>\n10.00\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nMoore, Blake\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nUT\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$678,000\n<\/td>\n$603,000\n<\/td>\n$75,000\n<\/td>\n8.04\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nScott, Austin\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nGA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$636,500\n<\/td>\n$346,000\n<\/td>\n$290,500\n<\/td>\n1.19\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nClark, Katherine\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nMA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$632,500\n<\/td>\n$200,000\n<\/td>\n$432,500\n<\/td>\n0.46\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nSessions, Pete\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nTX\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$631,000\n<\/td>\n$281,000\n<\/td>\n$350,000\n<\/td>\n0.80\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nManning, Kathy\n<\/td>\nD\n<\/td>\nNC\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$626,000\n<\/td>\n$361,500\n<\/td>\n$264,500\n<\/td>\n1.37\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nAllen, Rick\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nGA\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$569,500\n<\/td>\n$350,500\n<\/td>\n$219,000\n<\/td>\n1.60\n<\/td><\/tr>
\nCurtis, John\n<\/td>\nR\n<\/td>\nUT\n<\/td>\nRepresentative\n<\/td>\n$505,000\n<\/td>\n$200,000\n<\/td>\n$305,000\n<\/td>\n0.66\n<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table>\n\n\n\n

Source: Capitol Trades analysis of disclosures filed from early 2021 through mid-January 2022 covering stock trades made in 2021, as well as MarketWatch reporting<\/em><\/p>\n

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