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We read every filing so you don't have to: campaign reports, stock trade disclosures, lobbying reports and every roll-call vote since January 2025.
Where every number comes from →JAN 2025 – SEP 2026
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Each profile opens with what actually stands out about that person, in one plain sentence each. Rep. Lisa McClain's opens with 253 trades in industries her own committees oversee. If nothing stands out, we say that too.
Tour the app →Every stock trade. Every one.
12,815 trades from House and Senate disclosures, with the company, the amount and the date. Trades in industries a member's committees oversee get flagged in orange.
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All the receipts →From House and Senate disclosures, Voteview roll calls and Lobbying Disclosure Act reports. None of this is illegal. That's the point: now you can see it.
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