Stories / Congressional Stock Trading / Event · Sep 30 – Sep 30, 2026
Stop Insider Trading Act Vote
9Members · 4 D · 5 R
9Actions · 4 D · 5 R
8States & territories · NE · RI · FL · IL lead
1Bills named
How the conversation moved
Democrat Republican · one dot = one action| Action type | Thu24 | Fri25 | Sat26 | Sun27 | Mon28 | Tue29 | Wed309 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| StatementsResponses to news | 3 | |||||||
| CriticizedA policy, decision or person | 5 | |||||||
| Filed or pushed billsNew, reintroduced or passed | 1 |
Where they stand
Support · 5
- RRicketts NEOpposes Senate Democrats blocking insider trading ban for Congress members
- RMoody FLCriticized Democrats for blocking stock trading ban
- RFischer NEVoted for and cosponsored the bill
- RHoeven NDVoted for bill preventing lawmakers' stock trading and requiring voter ID
- RCotton ARVoted to ban congressional insider trading
Oppose · 4
- DReed RIOpposes Republican bill as inadequate; supports comprehensive ban on stock trading
- DDurbin ILOpposed Stop Insider Trading Act as inadequate
- DHickenlooper COBlocked bill as voter suppression disguised as insider trading reform
- DBaldwin WIOpposes stock trading bill as inadequate to prevent congressional self-dealing
What each party did · Democrats 4 · Republicans 5
- 1Statements2
- 3Criticized2
- 0Filed or pushed bills1
Most active
By state
Every action
9 actions · 9 releases- Sep 30, 2026
- Criticism
- Criticism
- Criticism
Criticized Democrats for blocking Stop Insider Trading Act and Ratepayer Protection Act.
- Bill
- Criticism
- Statement
Hoeven voted for Stop Insider Trading Act with voter ID requirements, criticized Democratic opposition.
- Statement
Hickenlooper blocked Republican bill combining voter ID requirements with insider trading provisions.
- Statement
Voted for legislation banning congressional stock trading; criticized Democrats for opposing it.
- Criticism
Voted against congressional stock trading bill, citing insufficient restrictions on lawmakers.
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