Party

Democrat Stock Trades

Democratic members of Congress — in both the Senate and the House — are required to disclose stock trades over $1,000 within 45 days under the STOCK Act. Congressional stock trading is bipartisan: members of both parties hold individual stocks and must file public disclosures. This page shows all trades reported by Democratic legislators, ranked by most recent filing date.

As of the latest filings, Capitol Trader has logged 11,156 Democratic disclosures from 77 members — 30% purchases. The most-disclosed ticker among Democrats is MSFT with 216 disclosures.

11,156

Total Democrat disclosures

77

Members trading

30%

% purchases

Most active Democratic traders by disclosure count

Most traded tickers by Democrats

Recent Democratic disclosures

MemberTickerTypeAmount
BROSale$100,001
BWXTSale$100,001 -
CHRWSale$100,001
CLHSale$50,001
CNMSale$100,001 -
EMESale$100,001 -
ENTGSale$100,001
ESESale$15,001 -
ITTSale$250,001 - $500,000
LHSale$100,001 -
FWONKSale$100,001 -
LTHSale$100,001
LYVSale$100,001
MKLSale$100,001 -
MLMSale$250,001
NDAQSale$100,001 -
PKGSale$50,001
PAYXSale$100,001 -
SCISale$50,001 -
SIGSale$100,001
SGISale$100,001 -
STESale$100,001 - $250,000
TDYSale$15,001 -
MIDDSale$15,001 -
TSCOSale$15,001
TDGSale$100,001
TRMBSale$100,001 -
VIKSale$100,001
WABSale$100,001 -
ESESale$1,001 - $15,000

Frequently asked questions

Do Democratic members of Congress trade stocks?

Yes. Democratic senators and representatives are subject to the same STOCK Act disclosure requirements as Republicans. Congressional stock trading is a bipartisan pattern — members of both parties hold and trade individual stocks while in office.

What sectors do Democrats in Congress invest in most?

Democratic members of Congress show broad market exposure similar to their Republican counterparts — large-cap technology, healthcare, and financial services appear frequently across party lines. There is no consistent partisan signature in sector allocation based on disclosure data alone.

Have Democrats proposed banning congressional stock trading?

Multiple Democratic legislators have co-sponsored or introduced bills to ban individual stock trading by members of Congress, including versions of the TRUST in Congress Act. As of mid-2026, no such legislation has passed in either chamber.

Where can I compare Democrat and Republican trading patterns?

Capitol Trader's trade feed at /latest-trades displays party affiliation alongside each disclosure. The /republican-stock-trades page provides the equivalent view for GOP members. The leaderboard at /leaderboard shows all members ranked by trade volume with party labels.