Congress Stock Trades Tracker: House & Senate STOCK Act Trades

Track stock trades by US senators and representatives, straight from the official STOCK Act disclosures. No login, no API key.

For every trade you get the member, party and state, the ticker, buy or sell, the dollar range, the trade date, the date it became public and how many days that took. You also get a report: the stocks Congress bought and sold most, the most active traders, estimated dollar volume and late disclosures.

What does this Congress trading tracker do?

Filed 2 Jul – 30 Sep 2026 · House + Senate · 159 reports read
 2,161 trades by 83 members   1,253 purchases · 885 sales
 ~$51M bought · ~$107M sold (middle of the reported ranges)
 883 trades disclosed more than 45 days after the trade

Most bought (members buying)       Most sold (members selling)
 MSFT  7 · SPCX  7 · AAPL  5        AAPL 11 · MSFT  9 · NVDA  7
 NVDA  5 · META  5 · BRK.B 4        GOOGL 6 · HD    5 · ADBE  5

1. Choose how far back to look (disclosed in the last N days), the chamber, and optionally members ("Pelosi") or tickers ("NVDA").
2. The Actor reads every Periodic Transaction Report filed in that period: House PDFs from the Clerk of the House and Senate filings from the Senate's eFD site.
3. You get one row per trade, plus the report and two CSV summaries: per ticker and per member.

flowchart LR
    A[House Clerk<br/>PTR PDFs] --> C[Trades<br/>one row each]
    B[Senate eFD<br/>PTR pages] --> C
    D[Official member lists<br/>party + state] --> C
    C --> E[Report<br/>most bought / sold,<br/>top traders, late filings]

Who is it for?

• Traders and investors: see what members of Congress are buying before or after big moves, and follow specific politicians
• Newsletter writers and finance creators: a weekly "what Congress traded" post from one run
• Journalists and watchdogs: late disclosures, big trades, trades by party
• Quant and data teams: a clean trade history for backtests and dashboards

What data do you get?

Trades (dataset, one row per trade)

Field	What it tells you
member, chamber, party, state, district	Who traded
ticker, assetName, assetType, optionType	What was traded (stocks, ETFs, options, bonds, Treasuries, funds)
type, side	Purchase, Sale, Sale (Partial) or Exchange; buy / sell
amount, amountMin, amountMax	The dollar range reported, e.g. $15,001 - $50,000
transactionDate, filingDate, daysToDisclose, lateFiling	When it happened, when it became public, and whether that took over 45 days
owner	Self, Spouse, Joint or Dependent child
description	Option strike and expiry, exchanges, notes from the filer
amendment, filingId, filingUrl	The source filing, linked

Report (REPORT): totals, mostBought, mostSold, mostActiveMembers, estimated dollars bought and sold, late trades, median days to disclose.

Files: TICKERS_CSV (per ticker: trades, members buying and selling, estimated bought, sold and net dollars, trades by party) and MEMBERS_CSV (per member: trades, purchases, sales, estimated volume, top tickers, median days to disclose, late trades). SCANNED_FILINGS lists paper filings with their links.

Example: 30 September 2026

A 90-day run, both chambers, 2,161 trades by 83 members:

Member	Party	Trades	Estimated volume	Top tickers
Alan Armstrong (Senate, OK)	R	707	$25.1M	WMB, EA, AVB
David H McCormick (Senate, PA)	R	66	$11.0M	Mostly municipal bonds
Nancy Pelosi (House, CA)	D	7	$9.4M	BE, INTC (shares and call options)
April McClain Delaney (House, MD)	D	159	$6.5M	LTH, HUBB, CHRW
Kevin Hern (House, OK)	R	147	$6.0M	HD, BSX, DVN

NVIDIA trades in that run included a $15,001 - $50,000 sale by Sen. Cory Booker (traded 11 Aug, disclosed 9 Sep, 29 days) and purchases by Reps. Gilbert Cisneros and John McGuire.

Pricing

$0.02 per run report and $0.001 per trade saved.

The last 30 days (496 trades on 30 September 2026) cost $0.52. One member or one ticker is usually a few cents. The 90-day run above cost $2.18. "Maximum trades to save" caps the cost; the report always covers every trade.

Good to know

• Amounts are ranges. Members report ranges ($1,001 - $15,000 and up), not exact sums. Estimated dollars use the middle of each range, and "Over $50,000,000" counts as $50M.
• The period is by filing date, when a trade became public. Members have up to 45 days after a trade to report it, so a 30-day run also has older trades. lateFiling marks trades reported later than that (amendments excluded).
• Paper filings are scanned images and cannot be read. A few members file this way; they are listed in SCANNED_FILINGS with links.
• Party and state come from the official current member lists (clerk.house.gov, senate.gov), so they are empty for members who have left Congress.
• Official public records only: STOCK Act filings are published by Congress for the public. The Actor keeps trade details and leaves out account names.
• Runs are fast: 30 days in about 10 seconds, a full year (7,000+ trades) in under 3 minutes.

Input

Field	Meaning
Disclosed in the last N days	1 to 730 (default 30)
Chamber	House and Senate, House only, Senate only
Members of Congress	Optional names; last name is enough
Tickers	Optional: NVDA, MSFT…
Trade type	All, purchases only, sales only
Stocks, ETFs and options only	Skip bonds, Treasuries and private funds
Maximum trades to save	Newest first; default 2,000

FAQ

Where does the data come from? The House Clerk's financial disclosure site (disclosures-clerk.house.gov) and the Senate's electronic Financial Disclosure site (efdsearch.senate.gov), the official source every Congress trading site uses.

How fresh is it? The House index updates daily and Senate filings appear as they are filed. Schedule a daily run to catch new trades as soon as they are public.

Can I follow one politician? Yes: put their name in "Members of Congress" and schedule the Actor. A run with no new trades costs nothing beyond the platform start.

Integrations

Export to JSON, CSV, Excel or Google Sheets, or connect through the Apify API, webhooks, Make, Zapier and n8n. Schedule it daily with a webhook to get an alert when a member you follow trades.