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Congressional stock trades, scored nightly against the legislation, contracts, and lobbying under each member's committees. Free to read. CC0 to reuse.

Washington, D.C. · Updated nightly 21:00 ET · Data as of August 24, 2026

How scoring works
Members tracked
89
Trades scored
2,920
Top score, 90 days
85.0

Top correlations

Updated nightly
Critical ≥ 80 Elevated ≥ 70 Scores measure how closely a trade aligns with the member's committee work. High alignment is a lead, not a finding. How scoring works
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How it works

1 · Disclose

Members file STOCK Act trade disclosures. The engine ingests them nightly.

2 · Correlate

Each trade is cross-referenced against bills, contract awards, and lobbying in the member’s committee jurisdiction.

3 · Score

A 0 to 100 composite rates how tightly the company, timing, and committee work line up.

Latest brief · 2026-W29 Josh Gottheimer IBM: a high composite, a low ML head, and the question they don't both answer Josh Gottheimer's IBM trade in Information Technology scores 72.1 out of 100. The composite is high while the forward-CAR model head scores it low. Both signals matter, and the gap between them is the story.

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