US House Financial Disclosures & Stock Trades

Every financial disclosure the US House Clerk publishes, 2008 to today - the filing index plus the STOCK Act periodic transaction reports (PTR) parsed into individual trades: asset, ticker, asset type, buy/sell, transaction and notification dates, and the disclosed amount range.

Public records, no login, no key. House only - the Senate's eFD search blocks automated access and is not included.

As of the 2026-10-18 build: 42,137 filings (2008-2026) and 54,112 parsed trades from 5,612 of 8,416 PTR PDFs. Some PTRs are scanned images with no text layer, and some form layouts yield no parsed rows; those filings are still indexed with their PDF link but contribute no parsed trades.

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From $0.00005 per record, down to $0.00003 at Gold. Pay only for the records you actually receive.

Two data products in one actor

mode	what you get
filings	the disclosure index: member, filing type, state/district, filing date, DocID, report PDF link
trades	parsed PTR trades: asset, ticker, asset type, owner code, S/P, transaction date, notification date, amount range, filing status, sub-holding
profile	one DocID: its index row plus every parsed trade in it
aggregate	one count row per group

Search it

• Ticker - ticker="NVDA" (exact symbol in a parsed trade).
• Member - member="Pelosi" (substring over the full name) or lastName="Pelosi" (exact).
• Where - state="CA" or stateDistrict="CA11".
• When - year=2025, transactionFrom / transactionTo, filingFrom / filingTo.
• Filing type - O annual report, P periodic transaction report, C candidate report, T termination report, A amendment. Other codes (X, D, W, ) pass through exactly as filed by the Clerk.
• Trade side - transactionType="P" (purchase) or "S" (sale).
• Per run - up to 5,000 records in one run.

Example inputs

One ticker across the House - every parsed buy or sell carrying that ticker (tickers are present on roughly half of parsed trade rows).

{ "ticker": "NVDA", "maxResults": 25 }

One member's trades - the STOCK Act trail.

{ "member": "Pelosi", "mode": "trades", "maxResults": 50 }

All periodic transaction reports filed in a year

{ "year": 2025, "filingType": "P", "maxResults": 25 }

One filing, in full - the index row plus every parsed trade.

{ "docId": "20032062" }

Counts by filing type - mode=aggregate.

{ "mode": "aggregate", "groupBy": "filingType" }

Example output

One parsed trade - mode=trades (abridged; aggregate/meta keys omitted):

{
 "recordType": "trade",
 "docId": "20032062",
 "year": "2025",
 "memberName": "Hon. Robert B. Aderholt",
 "lastName": "Aderholt",
 "firstName": "Robert B.",
 "stateDistrict": "AL04",
 "state": "AL",
 "filingDate": "2025-09-10",
 "assetName": "GSK plc American Depositary Shares",
 "ticker": "GSK",
 "assetType": "ST",
 "transactionType": "S",
 "transactionDate": "2025-07-28",
 "notificationDate": "2025-08-11",
 "amountRange": "$1,001 - $15,000",
 "amountLow": "1001",
 "amountHigh": "15000",
 "filingStatus": "New",
 "subholdingOf": "",
 "pdfUrl": "https://disclosures-clerk.house.gov/public_disc/ptr-pdfs/2025/20032062.pdf"
}

Notes on the data, from the source

• House only. The Senate eFD search returns 403 to automated access; it is not part of this dataset.
• Not every PTR yields trades. Periodic transaction reports are parsed from their PDF text when that text is extractable; scanned backfile reports are indexed with their PDF link but contribute no trade rows.
• Amounts are disclosed ranges ($1,001 - $15,000), not exact values - that is what the STOCK Act requires members to report.
• Asset type codes are the House's own abbreviations (ST stock, CS corporate security, and others as filed); the reference is linked from each PTR. Some fields are blank on a subset of rows - about half of parsed trades carry a ticker and roughly half carry an owner or sub-holding; filing status is present on almost every parsed row.
• One trade row = one line in a PTR. A single filing can contain many trades across assets and dates. PTR parsing starts with the 2013-2014 reports; the House index has no transaction reports before 2013.
• Ordering. A search scans the newest year first, then older years.
• No PII beyond the public filing. Members of Congress are public officials and these are their published financial disclosures.

Data source: disclosures-clerk.house.gov (Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives).