How the conversation moved Democrat Republican · one dot = one action
Developing stories 1 threads · 9 of 21 actions
9 members
Sep 30 Fischer (R) voted for Stop Insider Trading Act prohibiting congressional stock purchases.Sep 30 Hoeven (R) Hoeven voted for Stop Insider Trading Act with voter ID requirements, criticized Democratic opposition.Sep 30 Cotton (R) voted for legislation banning congressional stock trading; criticized Democrats for opposing it.Sep 30 Moody (R) criticized Democrats for blocking Stop Insider Trading Act and Ratepayer Protection Act.Sep 30 Hickenlooper Hickenlooper blocked Republican bill combining voter ID requirements with insider trading provisions.
Where they stand
Support · 9 D Davis NC Introduced legislation to prohibit candidates from trading on their own races R Thune SD Supports stock purchase ban for members of Congress R Moody FL Criticized Democrats for blocking stock trading ban R Cotton AR Voted to ban congressional insider trading R Hoeven ND Voted for bill preventing lawmakers' stock trading and requiring voter ID R Fischer NE Voted for and cosponsored the bill R Ricketts NE Opposes Senate Democrats blocking insider trading ban for Congress members R Young IN Urged Senate passage of insider trading prohibition bill D Golden ME Introduced resolution to strengthen anti-corruption guardrails on earmarks
Oppose · 10 D Merkley OR Opposes Republican block of comprehensive stock trading ban D Hickenlooper CO Blocked bill as voter suppression disguised as insider trading reform D Reed RI Opposes Republican bill as inadequate; supports comprehensive ban on stock trading D Warner VA Opposes bill mixing ethics reform with voting restrictions D Baldwin WI Opposes stock trading bill as inadequate to prevent congressional self-dealing D Durbin IL Opposed Stop Insider Trading Act as inadequate D Alsobrooks MD Voted against bill without ethics provisions for presidential and congressional accountability D Blumenthal CT Urged Republicans to pass ethics legislation blocking Trump banking charter approval D Gallego AZ Opposed Clarity Act for weak ethics enforcement D Booker NJ Opposed bill allowing Trump to profit from crypto schemes
What each party did · Democrats 13 · Republicans 8
1 Sent letters 0 2 Statements 2 8 Criticized 2 2 Filed or pushed bills 4
By state
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Every action 21 actions · 22 releases
All types 21 Sent letters 1 Statements 4 Criticized 10 Filed or pushed bills 6
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Oct 5, 2026
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D Davis NC
Introduced bill banning federal candidates from betting on their own elections.
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Oct 1, 2026
Criticism
D Merkley OR
Criticized Senate Republicans for blocking bill to ban congressional stock trading.
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Sep 30, 2026
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R Thune SD
Announced Senate votes on stock trading ban and ratepayer protection legislation.
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D Warner VA
Opposed the Stop Insider Trading Act due to unrelated voting restrictions attached to the bill.
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R Young IN
Spoke on Senate floor supporting bill prohibiting Congress members from trading individual stocks.
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Sep 18, 2026
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D Golden ME
Introduced resolution to strengthen anti-corruption rules on congressional earmarks.
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Sep 17, 2026
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R Kim CA
Introduced resolution to bar Congress members from using earmarks to increase personal net worth.
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Sep 15, 2026
Criticism
D Alsobrooks MD
Opposed Clarity Act cloture vote for lacking ethics provisions to hold officials accountable.
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D Blumenthal CT
Called for legislation to prevent Trump from profiting through banking and crypto schemes.
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D Baldwin WI
Opposed Clarity Act for failing to prevent Trump's crypto self-dealing and protect tribal sovereignty.
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D Booker NJ
Opposed Clarity Act crypto bill for failing to prevent Trump's self-dealing and corruption.
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