The 9 Most Active Stock Traders in Congress This Month
September 2026, by disclosed transactions
Members of Congress disclose their trades in bands, not in dollars, and they disclose them late. What can be counted exactly is how often they trade — and for September 2026, this is that count.
| Member | Trades | Est. volume |
|---|---|---|
| Kevin Hern | 49 | $1.70 million (est.) |
| David Taylor | 6 | $48,003 (est.) |
| Lloyd Doggett | 4 | $32,002 (est.) |
| Cleo Fields | 4 | $32,002 (est.) |
| Pete Sessions | 3 | $240,002 (est.) |
| Sheldon Whitehouse | 3 | $48,502 (est.) |
| Michael Rulli | 3 | $24,002 (est.) |
| Mitch McConnell | 2 | $65,001 (est.) |
| Sheri Biggs | 1 | $750,001 (est.) |
Latest updates
- October 7, 2026, 11:31 AM ET
There is fresh data on file. Refreshed for September 2026: Kevin Hern most active with 49 disclosed trades.
The dataMember Trades Est. volume Kevin Hern 49 $1.70 million (est.) David Taylor 6 $48,003 (est.) Lloyd Doggett 4 $32,002 (est.) Cleo Fields 4 $32,002 (est.) Pete Sessions 3 $240,002 (est.) Sheldon Whitehouse 3 $48,502 (est.) Michael Rulli 3 $24,002 (est.) Mitch McConnell 2 $65,001 (est.) Sheri Biggs 1 $750,001 (est.) Volume is the midpoint of each disclosed amount band and is an estimate, not a reported figure.Source: Congressional periodic transaction reports · InsiderBuying.com - October 7, 2026, 11:00 AM ET
The filings behind this page have been updated. Refreshed for September 2026: Kevin Hern most active with 49 disclosed trades.
- October 7, 2026, 10:26 AM ET
Refreshed for September 2026: Kevin Hern most active with 49 disclosed trades.
Kevin Hern
49 disclosed transactions last month: 0 purchases and 49 sales, worth an estimated $1.70 million.
The most heavily traded names were DVN, DVN, MRSH. Disclosures arrived an average of 20 days after the trade.
Activity is not a verdict. A high count can mean an active manager, a managed account, or a household filing on one member's behalf; the disclosure does not distinguish between them, and neither does this page.
David Taylor
6 disclosed transactions last month: 5 purchases and 1 sale, worth an estimated $48,003.
The most heavily traded names were IBP, AMGN, PG. Disclosures arrived an average of 10 days after the trade.
Activity is not a verdict. A high count can mean an active manager, a managed account, or a household filing on one member's behalf; the disclosure does not distinguish between them, and neither does this page.
Lloyd Doggett
4 disclosed transactions last month: 4 purchases and 0 sales, worth an estimated $32,002.
The most heavily traded names were HD, JNJ, PPG. Disclosures arrived an average of 25 days after the trade.
Activity is not a verdict. A high count can mean an active manager, a managed account, or a household filing on one member's behalf; the disclosure does not distinguish between them, and neither does this page.
Cleo Fields
4 disclosed transactions last month: 4 purchases and 0 sales, worth an estimated $32,002.
The most heavily traded names were GOOGL, NFLX, MSFT. Disclosures arrived an average of 21 days after the trade.
Activity is not a verdict. A high count can mean an active manager, a managed account, or a household filing on one member's behalf; the disclosure does not distinguish between them, and neither does this page.
Pete Sessions
3 disclosed transactions last month: 0 purchases and 3 sales, worth an estimated $240,002.
The most heavily traded names were AAPL, ABBV, GOOGL. Disclosures arrived an average of 5 days after the trade.
Activity is not a verdict. A high count can mean an active manager, a managed account, or a household filing on one member's behalf; the disclosure does not distinguish between them, and neither does this page.
What the amounts mean
Congressional filings report a band — "$15,001 to $50,000" — not a figure. Every dollar amount here is the midpoint of that band, summed, and is an estimate.
The real amount could sit anywhere inside the range, so these totals are useful for ranking and misleading if read as precise.
Days-to-disclose is measured from the transaction date to the reported date on the filing itself.
- Kevin Hern49 trades0 buys · 49 sells · $1.70 million est.
- David Taylor6 trades5 buys · 1 sells · $48,003 est.
- Lloyd Doggett4 trades4 buys · 0 sells · $32,002 est.
- Cleo Fields4 trades4 buys · 0 sells · $32,002 est.
- Pete Sessions3 trades0 buys · 3 sells · $240,002 est.
- Sheldon Whitehouse3 trades0 buys · 3 sells · $48,502 est.
- Michael Rulli3 trades1 buys · 2 sells · $24,002 est.
- Mitch McConnell2 trades2 buys · 0 sells · $65,001 est.
- Sheri Biggs1 trades1 buys · 0 sells · $750,001 est.
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The bottom line
This page counts filings. It does not claim a member knew anything, and the law does not require them to explain. Not investment advice. Summarized from public SEC Form 4 and congressional disclosure data.
