Class of 2025 · 119th Congress · Bipartisan: 9R / 5D

The Class of 2025: 14 New Members, 3,030 Trades, $101M–$302M Disclosed

Fourteen members who entered Congress in 2025 have already filed 3,030 deduplicated STOCK Act disclosures1,312 of them purchases — totaling between $101 million and $302 million in disclosed bands across 664 unique tickers, all in their first 18 months in office. One filed $56M–$143M by himself. One bought NVIDIA 32 times. One quit individual stocks entirely. One only sold. This is the whole class, ranked from the filings.

14
Members Trading
of the 2025 entering class
3,030
Filings
deduplicated
1,312
Purchases
43% of filings
$302M
Volume Ceiling
floor: $101M
664
Unique Tickers
across the class

Congress discloses dollar bands, never exact amounts. Every dollar figure on this page is the sum of band floors and band ceilings — the truth is somewhere inside.

Section 01 · The Leaderboard

All 14, Ranked by Disclosed Volume

# Member Chamber Filings Buys Disclosed Volume Last Trade
1 Jefferson ShreveR-IN House 562 195 $56.3M–$142.5M Dec 30, 2025
2 David McCormickR-PA Senate 59 49 $11.2M–$38.4M Jun 2, 2026
3 Tony WiedR-WI House 54 30 $7.4M–$30.6M Jul 14, 2026
4 Cleo FieldsD-LA House 197 184 $10.8M–$28.6M Jul 10, 2026
5 Tim MooreR-NC House 205 150 $6.7M–$17.0M Aug 14, 2026
6 Rob BresnahanR-PA House 584 245 $1.7M–$11.2M Mar 6, 2026
7 Julie JohnsonD-TX House 585 120 $0.7M–$9.0M May 12, 2026
8 April McClain DelaneyD-MD House 393 198 $0.9M–$7.2M Jul 31, 2026
9 George WhitesidesD-CA House 35 0 $2.4M–$5.5M Mar 27, 2025
10 Ashley MoodyR-FL Senate 46 15 $1.2M–$3.2M Apr 4, 2025
11 Sheri BiggsR-SC House 88 11 $0.9M–$3.2M Mar 4, 2026
12 David TaylorR-OH House 177 105 $0.3M–$2.9M Aug 14, 2026
13 Kelly MorrisonD-MN House 43 10 $0.3M–$1.4M Aug 11, 2026
14 Jim JusticeR-WV Senate 2 0 $0.5M–$1.0M Aug 28, 2025

Deduplicated counts, verified 2026-08-27. Trade dates as disclosed on the filings; 2 of Shreve's 562 rows carry pre-2025 trade dates from filing artifacts (negligible dollar impact). Members who entered Congress before 2025 are excluded even if their first disclosure landed recently.

The bipartisan check: 9 Republicans, 5 Democrats. The two biggest volumes are Republican (Shreve, McCormick); the heaviest accumulator is a Democrat (Fields); the two busiest filers split one each (Johnson D-TX, Bresnahan R-PA). Trading the market on a congressional salary is not a party trait.

Section 02 · Five Arcs

Five Ways to Spend Your First 18 Months in Congress

The Whale

Jefferson Shreve (R-IN)

562 filings, $56.3M–$142.5M disclosed — more at the ceiling than the next three class members combined. 195 buys against 367 sales-and-other rows: the shape of a large private fortune being repositioned in public view.

The Accumulator

Cleo Fields (D-LA)

197 filings, 93.4% of them purchases, nearly all mega-cap tech — including 32 NVIDIA buys since June 2025, more than any other member of Congress in that window. Sits on House Financial Services. Zero late filings.

The Wind-Down

Rob Bresnahan (R-PA)

584 filings across 300+ tickers in six months — then his last individual-stock purchases on June 24, 2025. Every 2026 filing is a Pennsylvania municipal bond or a Treasury note. The record documents a stop.

The Divestor

George Whitesides (D-CA)

35 filings, zero purchases, $2.4M–$5.5M in sales — completed by late March 2025, weeks into the term. The cleanest exit in the class: sell everything, then stop filing.

The Senators

McCormick, Moody, Justice

Three new senators, three sizes: McCormick's $11.2M–$38.4M across just 59 filings (large bands, few trades), Moody's 46 filings mostly in early 2025, and Justice's two filings all year.

The Steady Filers

Moore · Johnson · McClain Delaney · Taylor

Hundreds of small-band filings each, both directions, month after month — the shape of managed accounts. Moore and Taylor were still filing as of August 14, 2026, the class's most recent trades.

Section 03 · Context

How the Class Compares to the Congress It Joined

The 14 class-of-2025 traders are part of a larger picture: 353 members and former members have disclosed trades in GovGreed's database — 103,887 deduplicated filings from 2012 through today, with 123 members actively trading in the last 12 months. The class's $101M–$302M in 18 months puts it on pace with some of the most active cohorts on record — and it started filing while the House was voting on whether any of this should remain legal: the House passed a trading-ban bill in July 2026; the Senate has not.

Every member above is scored continuously by GovGreed's 7-layer signal engine — committee overlap, herd detection, bill-trade correlation, donor patterns — and every new filing lands in the database within a day of hitting the Clerk's office. GovGreed does not make legal accusations; it publishes the record and the cross-references. Not financial advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do new members of Congress trade stocks?
Yes. Fourteen members who entered Congress in 2025 have disclosed STOCK Act trades — 3,030 deduplicated filings totaling $101M–$302M in disclosed bands across their first 18 months, spanning 664 unique tickers. The group is bipartisan: 9 Republicans and 5 Democrats.
Which freshman member trades the most?
By disclosed volume: Rep. Jefferson Shreve (R-IN) at $56.3M–$142.5M across 562 filings. By filing count: Rep. Julie Johnson (D-TX, 585) and Rep. Rob Bresnahan (R-PA, 584). By buy-side conviction: Rep. Cleo Fields (D-LA) — 93.4% purchases, including 32 NVIDIA buys since June 2025, the most of any member of Congress in that window.
Which new member stopped trading stocks?
Rep. Rob Bresnahan (R-PA8): last individual-stock purchases June 24, 2025 (Coinbase and Circle); all 2026 filings are Pennsylvania municipal bonds and a Treasury note. Rep. George Whitesides (D-CA) went further, earlier: 35 filings, zero purchases — a divestment completed by late March 2025.
Are the new senators trading too?
Three of the class's senators have disclosures: David McCormick (R-PA) at $11.2M–$38.4M across 59 filings (large bands, few trades), Ashley Moody (R-FL) with 46 filings mostly from early 2025, and Jim Justice (R-WV) with exactly 2 filings.
How is this data compiled?
GovGreed ingests STOCK Act periodic transaction reports daily from the House Clerk and Senate eFD, deduplicates them (raw feeds double-ingest ~46% of rows), and cross-references each trade with committee assignments, bill activity, campaign contributions, and lobbying records. This page counts members who entered (or re-entered) Congress in 2025 with at least one disclosure. Numbers verified against the live database on August 27, 2026.

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About This Data: Statistics sourced from STOCK Act disclosures via the House Clerk and Senate eFD, Congress.gov, SEC EDGAR, FEC, and Senate LDA. Database: 103,887 deduplicated trades, 353 politicians, 2012–2026. Numbers verified against the live database on 2026-08-27. Updated daily. Not financial advice. All data from public federal disclosures.