Which House committees oversee which sectors, and which members of each have disclosed stock purchases in the industries they legislate on.
| Committee | Oversees | Members filing |
|---|---|---|
| Financial Services | financials and real estate | 10 |
| Energy and Commerce | energy, health care and telecommunications | 10 |
| Ways and Means | health care and financials | 8 |
| Transportation and Infrastructure | industrials | 7 |
| Natural Resources | energy and basic materials | 6 |
| Agriculture | consumer staples | 6 |
| Homeland Security | industrials and technology | 6 |
| Armed Services | industrials | 4 |
| Science, Space, and Technology | technology | 4 |
| Veterans' Affairs | health care | 1 |
| Intelligence | industrials and technology | 0 |
Our jurisdiction map covers House committees only, so no Senate committee has a page here. That is a gap in what we model, not a statement about the Senate: 14 of the members whose filings we hold sit in it, and their purchases are recorded in full on their own pages. The same applies to subcommittees, which we do not map a jurisdiction for and therefore do not publish.
A member sitting on a committee that oversees a sector is a matter of public record. It is not evidence that any purchase was informed by it.
Filings from the House Clerk and Senate Office of Public Records. Member portraits are public-domain congressional photographs.