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Congressional trading leaderboard

Compare hypothetical benchmark-relative results from normalized purchase disclosures. The default Pro ranking uses estimated 90-day alpha and requires at least 10 evaluable purchases.

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RankPoliticianEst. 90d alphaEst. 30d alphaTradesLast filingTop sectors
1Lisa C. McClain
R-MI
Pro
n=657
Pro
n=657
1252Other, Technology, Healthcare
2Gilbert Ray Cisneros
D-CA
Pro
n=718
Pro
n=785
982Other, Technology, Healthcare
3Josh Gottheimer
D-NJ
Pro
n=355
Pro
n=360
611Aug 10, 2026Other, Technology, Consumer
4Robert P. Bresnahan
R-PA
Pro
n=227
Pro
n=227
552Other, Technology, Energy
5Jefferson Shreve
R-IN
Pro
n=178
Pro
n=178
466Other, Technology, Financials
6Julie Johnson
D-TX
Pro
n=109
Pro
n=109
405Aug 5, 2026Other, Technology, Defense
7Jared Moskowitz
D-FL
Pro
n=249
Pro
n=262
400Other, Technology, Financials
8Marjorie Taylor Greene
R-GA
Pro
n=377
Pro
n=377
379Other, Technology, Financials
9John Boozman
R-AR
Pro
n=198
Pro
n=214
369Other, Technology, Financials
10Val T. Hoyle
D-OR
Pro
n=184
Pro
n=184
350Other, Technology, Financials
11Alan Armstrong
R-OK
Pro
n=319
Pro
n=319
320Other, Technology, Financials
12John James
R-MI
Pro
n=115
Pro
n=115
249Other, Technology, Financials
13Cleo Fields
D-LA
Pro
n=203
Pro
n=211
222Technology, Other, Financials
14David J. Taylor
R-OH
Pro
n=96
Pro
n=111
206Aug 6, 2026Other, Technology, Financials
15Markwayne Mullin
R-OK
Pro
n=159
Pro
n=159
202Other, Technology, Financials
16Bruce Westerman
R-AR
Pro
n=99
Pro
n=99
193Other, Technology, Financials
17Julia Letlow
R-LA
Pro
n=119
Pro
n=119
181Other, Technology, Financials
18Tim Moore
R-NC
Pro
n=109
Pro
n=111
161Other, Consumer, Technology
19Byron Donalds
R-FL
Pro
n=75
Pro
n=77
149Other, Technology, Financials
20Jonathan L. Jackson
D-IL
Pro
n=79
Pro
n=81
146Other, Technology, Financials
21Greg Landsman
D-OH
Pro
n=49
Pro
n=49
138Other, Technology, Financials
22Tommy Tuberville
R-AL
Pro
n=87
Pro
n=87
132Aug 5, 2026Other, Technology, Energy
23Shelley Moore Capito
R-WV
Pro
n=28
Pro
n=28
115Other, Technology, Financials
24Kathy E. Manning
D-NC
Pro
n=83
Pro
n=83
110Other, Technology, Healthcare
25Scott Franklin
R-FL
Pro
n=63
Pro
n=63
109Other, Healthcare, Technology
26Ritchie Torres
D-NY
Pro
n=47
Pro
n=47
98Other, Technology, Financials
27Kevin Hern
R-OK
Pro
n=58
Pro
n=58
97Aug 10, 2026Other, Healthcare, Defense
28Thomas H. Kean
R-NJ
Pro
n=54
Pro
n=60
80Other, Technology, Consumer
29Dan Newhouse
R-WA
Pro
n=41
Pro
n=53
77Other, Technology, Energy
30Virginia Foxx
R-NC
Pro
n=64
Pro
n=65
77Other, Healthcare
31Maria Elvira Salazar
R-FL
Pro
n=45
Pro
n=60
74Aug 7, 2026Other, Technology, Financials
32Sheri Biggs
R-SC
Pro
n=1 · Insufficient sample
Pro
n=1 · Insufficient sample
70Other, Technology, Healthcare
33Richard McCormick
R-GA
Pro
n=56
Pro
n=61
66Other, Healthcare, Technology
34Lloyd Doggett
D-TX
Pro
n=52
Pro
n=58
58Aug 5, 2026Other, Healthcare, Technology
35Rick Larsen
D-WA
Pro
n=20
Pro
n=22
45Other, Technology, Consumer
36Sheldon Whitehouse
D-RI
Pro
n=12 · Small sample
Pro
n=14 · Small sample
43Other, Technology, Financials
37Kelly Morrison
D-MN
Pro
n=10 · Small sample
Pro
n=10 · Small sample
42Other, Technology, Consumer
38Rick W. Allen
R-GA
Pro
n=16 · Small sample
Pro
n=16 · Small sample
42Other, Technology, Healthcare
39James Comer
R-KY
Pro
n=28
Pro
n=28
40Other, Technology, Financials
40Blake D. Moore
R-UT
Pro
n=7 · Insufficient sample
Pro
n=7 · Insufficient sample
36Technology, Other, Financials
41Michael A. Rulli
R-OH
Pro
n=9 · Insufficient sample
Pro
n=14 · Small sample
32Aug 7, 2026Technology, Other, Healthcare
42Michael C. Burgess
R-TX
Pro
n=8 · Insufficient sample
Pro
n=8 · Insufficient sample
32Other, Technology, Energy
43George Whitesides
D-CA
Pro
n=0 · Insufficient sample
Pro
n=0 · Insufficient sample
28Other, Financials, Technology
44Nancy Pelosi
D-CA
Pro
n=21
Pro
n=23
27Technology, Other, Consumer
45David McCormick
R-PA
Pro
n=24
Pro
n=24
26Other, Financials
46Angus S., Jr. King
I-ME
Pro
n=25
Pro
n=25
25Other, Technology, Financials
47Carol D. Miller
R-WV
Pro
n=9 · Insufficient sample
Pro
n=9 · Insufficient sample
25Other, Defense, Consumer
48Mark E. Green
R-TN
Pro
n=0 · Insufficient sample
Pro
n=0 · Insufficient sample
25Other
49Shri Thanedar
D-MI
Pro
n=1 · Insufficient sample
Pro
n=1 · Insufficient sample
25Technology, Other
50Earl Blumenauer
D-OR
Pro
n=14 · Small sample
Pro
n=14 · Small sample
24Other, Healthcare, Technology

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How the ranking works

The headline rank uses hypothetical average 90-day excess return versus SPY after reported purchases. A minimum sample suppresses unstable values; sample size remains visible so a result based on 10 purchases is not mistaken for one based on 200.

90d alpha

The primary ranking: average excess return versus SPY 90 days after each disclosed stock purchase.

Eligible sample

At least 10 evaluable purchases are required before a performance value can rank.

30d alpha

A shorter benchmark-relative view for comparing whether recent performance is consistent.

Trades

The sample size behind the rank. A high score with few trades needs more caution.

Leaderboard FAQ

What does this congressional trading leaderboard compare?

The leaderboard ranks tracked lawmakers by 90-day alpha: average excess return versus SPY after disclosed stock purchases. The rank should be read with sample size and filing-delay caveats.

What does alpha mean on this leaderboard?

Alpha is the excess return of disclosed stock purchases compared with a broad benchmark such as SPY over a chosen window.

Why does trade count matter?

A high average return based on very few disclosures is less reliable than a pattern supported by many comparable trades.

Should I copy the top-ranked politicians?

No. Congressional disclosures are delayed and incomplete. The leaderboard is for research and monitoring, not investment advice.