The House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure has jurisdiction over industrials. This page tracks members of it who have disclosed stock purchases, and which of those purchases fall inside that jurisdiction.
7 members of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure have disclosed stock purchases, 46 filings in total, of which 178 fall in a sector the committee oversees.
7 members filing · 46 filings · $1.2m to $11.3m at the disclosed bands · 178 in-lane purchases
Congressional filings disclose a value band, never an exact amount, and cover the member plus their spouse and dependants. 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.
| Member | Seat | Filings | Disclosed band |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rick Larsen | D-WA-2 | 6 | $17k to $255k |
| David J. Taylor | R-OH-2 | 22 | $141k to $1.8m |
| Pete Stauber | R-MN-8 | 1 | $15k to $50k |
| Val T. Hoyle | D-OR-4 | 2 | $221k to $3m |
| Robert P. Bresnahan, Jr. | R-PA-8 | 12 | $587k to $4.5m |
| Bruce Westerman | R-AR-4 | 2 | $173k to $1.7m |
| Brad Knott | R-NC-13 | 1 | $2k to $30k |
Filings from the House Clerk and Senate Office of Public Records. Member portraits are public-domain congressional photographs. We map sector jurisdiction for House committees only, so no Senate committee has a page here.
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