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Congressional stock trading

“Members of Congress should be banned from trading individual stocks.”

Where candidates stand on this statement, based only on what they or a cited source have said.

Supporters say lawmakers shouldn't profit from information they get on the job; opponents say disclosure rules are enough.

federal issue

Strongly disagreesDisagreesMixedAgreesStrongly agrees

U.S. Representative, District 7

Pramila JayapalPrefers Democratic PartyStrongly agrees

Leads bipartisan bills to ban stock trading by members of Congress.

“I lead bipartisan bills that ban stock trading for Members of Congress and protect Americans from government spying.”
Strongly disagreesDisagreesMixedAgreesStrongly agrees

U.S. Representative, District 2

Joe NeguseDemocraticStrongly agrees

Part of a bipartisan effort to ban members of Congress from trading stocks.

“He also noted his role in a bipartisan effort to ban members of Congress from trading stocks and his support for a bill to ban Congressional members from becoming lobbyists.”
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