One of the most searched questions in political investing: what is Congress buying right now? Here's a look at the most recent STOCK Act disclosures and the patterns emerging in June 2026.
How "Right Now" Actually Works
Important context before diving in: Congress members have 45 days to disclose trades after they happen. So "latest filings" in June 2026 may represent trades made in April or May. The filing date and the transaction date are different — and the gap matters.
This is exactly why real-time alerts exist: to notify you the moment a disclosure hits the system, not days or weeks later when you happen to check manually.
Most Recent High-Profile Filings (June 2026)
Sheldon Whitehouse — NVDA Sale ($100K–$250K)
The biggest recent story. A large Nvidia sale from a Democratic senator came as AI valuations remained elevated and semiconductor export controls were being debated in committee. Full analysis: Whitehouse Dumps NVDA
Ro Khanna — Continued Tech Rotation
Khanna's May/June filings continue showing semiconductor reduction (Micron) and software accumulation (Pinterest, Salesforce). Over 200 transactions filed in the most recent window. Full profile: Ro Khanna trades
Sector Patterns in Recent Filings
- AI/Semiconductors: Mixed signals — some buying NVDA, AMD; others trimming
- Defense: Consistent buying from Republican members, especially RTX and LMT
- Consumer Tech: Khanna and others adding Pinterest, Salesforce, Adobe
- Financials: Selective buying in JPMorgan, Goldman ahead of rate decisions
Which Congress Members Are Most Active Right Now?
Based on recent filing frequency:
- Ro Khanna (D-CA) — highest volume
- Cleo Fields (D-LA) — 200+ trades per quarter
- Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) — consistent filer
- Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) — high-impact individual trades
How to See All Current Disclosures
The official government portals (disclosures.house.gov, efts.senate.gov) are the source — but they're slow, PDF-based, and require manual searching across two separate systems.
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