Senate Files

Holdings and trades

What 131 senators report owning and owing, and the 41,369 trades on their reports, from the Senate's financial disclosures filed since Jan 5, 2016 (annual reports for 2015 on; a few late amendments reach further back). Every value is a band the senator ticks ($1,001–$15,000 and up), so every total here is a range. 3,187 of the trades are only on paper reports the Senate posts as scanned images: we read them.

What they're worth

Each serving senator's latest annual report: their assets' bands added up, less their debts', from the least they could be worth to the most, ranked by the most. Spouses' and dependent children's holdings are included; a home isn't (the reports leave it out). A log scale: each gridline is ten times the one before.

AKMEVTNHWAIDMTNDMNILWIMINYRIMAORNVWYSDIAINOHPANJCTCAUTCONEMOKYWVVAMDDEAZNMKSARTNNCSCOKLAMSALGAHITXFL
$100K$1M$10M$100M$1B$10B
James C. Justice
$819.6M – $1.7B+
Rick Scott
$248.6M – $776.2M+
Pete Ricketts
$128.0M – $413.7M+
Mark R. Warner
$101.5M – $348.0M
David McCormick
$71.5M – $284.7M+
Tim Sheehy
$49.4M – $265.3M
Alan Armstrong
$95.2M – $247.8M+
Bernie Moreno
$36.9M – $216.5M
Ron Johnson
$26.7M – $131.4M
John Hoeven
$38.4M – $99.2M
Bill Hagerty
$19.0M – $96.4M
James E. Risch
$19.4M – $91.7M
Mitch McConnell
$21.9M – $84.1M
John W. Hickenlooper
$13.1M – $62.8M+
Michael F. Bennet
$11.0M – $47.4M
Angus S. King, Jr.
$9.5M – $42.2M
Sheldon Whitehouse
$11.2M – $34.1M
Mark Kelly
$7.6M – $33.4M
Steve Daines
$8.5M – $32.8M
Ron Wyden
$19.5M – $31.4M+
John Kennedy
$10.8M – $26.8M
Jacky Rosen
$9.3M – $26.0M
John R. Curtis
−$1.6M – $25.3M
Christopher A. Coons
$5.2M – $24.9M+
Cynthia M. Lummis
−$18.9M – $19.7M
Peter Welch
$6.8M – $18.9M
Lisa Blunt Rochester
$4.5M – $17.4M
John Barrasso
$3.2M – $16.2M
Jeff Merkley
$4.7M – $16.2M+
Ted Cruz
−$1.1M – $13.8M
Mike Rounds
$3.5M – $12.6M
Gary C. Peters
$4.3M – $11.9M
Dan Sullivan
$3.0M – $11.8M
Jeanne Shaheen
$4.0M – $11.4M
Ashley Moody
$2.9M – $11.0M
Mazie K. Hirono
$4.3M – $10.8M
Thom Tillis
$3.0M – $10.4M
Katie Boyd Britt
$1.9M – $10.3M
Elizabeth Warren
$4.4M – $10.0M+
Susan M. Collins
$3.7M – $9.8M
Ted Budd
$2.3M – $9.7M
Roger Marshall
$2.6M – $9.6M
Edward J. Markey
$2.5M – $9.3M
Chuck Grassley
$4.0M – $9.1M
Margaret Wood Hassan
$3.1M – $8.1M
Deb Fischer
$1.9M – $7.0M+
Catherine Cortez Masto
$1.8M – $6.9M
Brian Schatz
−$138K – $6.5M
Tina Smith
$1.7M – $6.2M
Mike Crapo
$1.3M – $6.1M
Tommy Tuberville
$885K – $5.7M
Jim Banks
−$13K – $5.5M
Shelley Moore Capito
$752K – $5.5M+
Maria Cantwell
$627K – $5.4M
Jon Ossoff
$659K – $5.3M
John Boozman
$1.2M – $5.2M
Patty Murray
$2.1M – $5.1M
Jon Husted
$1.9M – $5.0M
Alex Padilla
−$35K – $4.5M
Jerry Moran
$1.6M – $4.4M
Charles E. Schumer
$1.4M – $4.0M
Lisa Murkowski
$1.5M – $3.9M
Amy Klobuchar
$721K – $3.8M
Josh Hawley
$489K – $3.8M
Cory A. Booker
$1.5M – $3.7M
Tim Scott
−$316K – $3.5M
Rand Paul
$1.2M – $3.3M
Tim Kaine
−$175K – $2.6M
Adam B. Schiff
$382K – $2.6M
John Cornyn
$392K – $2.3M
John Fetterman
$497K – $2.3M
Marsha Blackburn
$331K – $2.2M
Andy Kim
$23K – $2.1M
Cindy Hyde-Smith
$194K – $1.7M
Bernard Sanders
$162K – $1.6M
Raphael G. Warnock
−$116K – $1.6M
Tammy Duckworth
−$4.5M – $1.5M
Eric Schmitt
$94K – $1.4M
Joni Ernst
$255K – $1.3M
Kevin Cramer
$153K – $1.1M
John Thune
$315K – $1.1M
Kirsten E. Gillibrand
$465K – $1.1M
Tammy Baldwin
$101K – $1.0M
James Lankford
−$201K – $685K
Martin Heinrich
−$164K – $642K
Elissa Slotkin
$67K – $581K
Roger F. Wicker
−$783K – $505K
Ben Ray Luján
$89K – $300K
Chris Van Hollen
−$135K – $150K
Mike Lee
−$770K – $100K
Jack Reed
−$531K – $94K
Christopher Murphy
−$4.9M – −$5,002
Tom Cotton
−$4.7M – −$30K
Angela D. Alsobrooks
−$649K – −$84K
Todd Young
−$548K – −$234K
Ruben Gallego
−$1.1M – −$250K
Bill Cassidy
−$1.9M – −$681K
All 131 senators who filed, as a table

Latest e-filed annual report. "+" marks a band with no top ("Over $50,000,000"), so the high end is at least that. Paper years: reports filed on paper, not yet read.

SenatorYearAssetsDebtsNet worthLinesPaper years
James C. Justice R2025$1.0B – $1.8B+$111.6M – $206.3M$819.6M – $1.7B+140
Rick Scott R2025$248.6M – $776.2M+$0 – $0$248.6M – $776.2M+302
Kelly Loeffler R (former)2021$130.6M – $524.4M+$7.0M – $31.0M$99.6M – $517.4M+396
Pete Ricketts R2025$128.8M – $414.0M+$340K – $715K$128.0M – $413.7M+286
Mark R. Warner D2025$101.5M – $348.0M$0 – $0$101.5M – $348.0M1371
Mitt Romney R (former)2025$91.8M – $348.4M+$6.3M – $6.6M$85.2M – $342.1M+137
David McCormick R2025$136.0M – $299.9M+$15.2M – $64.6M$71.5M – $284.7M+351
Tim Sheehy R2025$59.4M – $267.3M$2.0M – $10.0M$49.4M – $265.3M146
Alan Armstrong R2026$95.5M – $247.9M+$100K – $250K$95.2M – $247.8M+144
Bernie Moreno R2025$47.9M – $219.0M$2.5M – $11.0M$36.9M – $216.5M52
Ron Johnson R2025$26.7M – $131.4M$0 – $0$26.7M – $131.4M11
John Hoeven R2025$38.4M – $99.2M$0 – $0$38.4M – $99.2M89
Bill Hagerty R2025$29.1M – $99.9M$3.5M – $10.1M$19.0M – $96.4M155
James E. Risch R2025$20.4M – $92.2M$515K – $1.1M$19.4M – $91.7M34
Markwayne Mullin R (former)2024$29.2M – $96.7M$6.0M – $30.0M−$805K – $90.7M213
Mitch McConnell R2025$21.9M – $84.1M$0 – $0$21.9M – $84.1M82
John W. Hickenlooper D2025$19.1M – $64.3M+$1.5M – $6.0M$13.1M – $62.8M+98
David Perdue R (former)2021$17.0M – $58.8M$500K – $1.0M$16.0M – $58.3M214
Michael F. Bennet D2025$11.5M – $47.7M$250K – $500K$11.0M – $47.4M68
Angus S. King, Jr. I2025$9.6M – $42.3M$15K – $50K$9.5M – $42.2M161
Lamar Alexander R (former)2021$11.8M – $40.0M+$4.1M – $17.3M−$5.4M – $35.9M+48
Sheldon Whitehouse D2025$12.1M – $34.4M$350K – $850K$11.2M – $34.1M287
Mark Kelly D2025$7.6M – $33.4M$0 – $0$7.6M – $33.4M15
Steve Daines R2025$8.5M – $32.8M$0 – $0$8.5M – $32.8M31
Ron Wyden D2025$21.0M – $32.6M+$1.3M – $1.5M$19.5M – $31.4M+179
Rob Portman R (former)2023$9.9M – $33.3M$6.4M – $30.8M−$20.9M – $27.0M88
John Kennedy R2025$10.8M – $26.9M$10K – $15K$10.8M – $26.8M118
Jacky Rosen D2025$10.0M – $26.3M$350K – $750K$9.3M – $26.0M180
John R. Curtis R2025$8.4M – $27.3M$2.0M – $10.0M−$1.6M – $25.3M92
Mike Braun R (former)2025$7.6M – $25.1M$0 – $0$7.6M – $25.1M58
Christopher A. Coons D2025$6.7M – $25.7M+$750K – $1.5M$5.2M – $24.9M+92
Cynthia M. Lummis R2025$6.1M – $24.7M$5.0M – $25.0M−$18.9M – $19.7M50
Peter Welch D2025$6.9M – $18.9M$50K – $100K$6.8M – $18.9M125
Richard C. Shelby R (former)2021$4.5M – $18.1M$0 – $0$4.5M – $18.1M11
Lisa Blunt Rochester D2025$5.5M – $17.9M$500K – $1.0M$4.5M – $17.4M51
John Barrasso R2025$3.7M – $16.5M$250K – $500K$3.2M – $16.2M11
Jeff Merkley D2025$5.5M – $16.5M+$365K – $800K$4.7M – $16.2M+30
Thomas R. Carper D (former)2025$4.6M – $15.1M$1.0M – $2.0M$2.6M – $14.1M203
Ted Cruz R2025$4.2M – $15.0M$1.1M – $5.3M−$1.1M – $13.8M44
Joe Manchin, III I (former)2025$4.8M – $13.6M$0 – $0$4.8M – $13.6M74
Roy Blunt R (former)2023$5.3M – $13.1M+$350K – $750K$4.5M – $12.7M+26
Mike Rounds R2025$4.5M – $13.1M$500K – $1.0M$3.5M – $12.6M67
Gary C. Peters D2025$4.3M – $11.9M$0 – $0$4.3M – $11.9M246
Dan Sullivan R2025$4.1M – $12.4M$560K – $1.1M$3.0M – $11.8M65
Jeff Sessions R (former)2015$3.9M – $12.1M$450K – $1.0M$2.9M – $11.6M85
Jeanne Shaheen D2025$6.0M – $12.3M$900K – $1.9M$4.0M – $11.4M28
J.D. Vance R (former)2023$4.1M – $11.8M$750K – $1.5M$2.6M – $11.0M28
Ashley Moody R2025$3.4M – $11.2M$250K – $500K$2.9M – $11.0M127
Mazie K. Hirono D2025$5.1M – $11.1M$350K – $750K$4.3M – $10.8M59
Thom Tillis R2025$3.5M – $10.6M$200K – $500K$3.0M – $10.4M31
Katie Boyd Britt R2025$3.1M – $10.9M$600K – $1.3M$1.9M – $10.3M126
Elizabeth Warren D2025$4.4M – $10.0M+$0 – $0$4.4M – $10.0M+13
Susan M. Collins R2025$4.2M – $10.1M$250K – $500K$3.7M – $9.8M92
Ted Budd R2025$3.2M – $10.1M$410K – $865K$2.3M – $9.7M61
Roger Marshall R2025$3.1M – $9.9M$250K – $500K$2.6M – $9.6M53
Edward J. Markey D2025$3.1M – $9.6M$300K – $600K$2.5M – $9.3M2010
Tom Udall D (former)2021$3.1M – $9.6M$500K – $1.0M$2.1M – $9.1M29
Chuck Grassley R2025$4.0M – $9.1M$0 – $0$4.0M – $9.1M64
Patrick J. Toomey R (former)2023$2.5M – $9.0M$750K – $1.5M$964K – $8.2M83
Margaret Wood Hassan D2025$3.9M – $8.4M$350K – $750K$3.1M – $8.1M48
Michael B. Enzi R (former)2021$1.8M – $7.2M$0 – $0$1.8M – $7.2M29
Deb Fischer R2025$2.4M – $7.3M+$250K – $500K$1.9M – $7.0M+31
Catherine Cortez Masto D2025$1.8M – $6.9M$0 – $0$1.8M – $6.9M13
Doug Jones D (former)2021$1.9M – $7.4M$550K – $1.1M$844K – $6.8M31
Jon Tester D (former)2025$1.8M – $6.7M$0 – $0$1.8M – $6.7M9
Brian Schatz D2025$2.2M – $7.7M$1.2M – $2.4M−$138K – $6.5M23
Laphonza R. Butler D (former)2024$1.5M – $6.8M$500K – $1.0M$526K – $6.3M50
Tina Smith D2025$3.2M – $7.0M$750K – $1.5M$1.7M – $6.2M43
Mike Crapo R2025$1.6M – $6.2M$100K – $250K$1.3M – $6.1M7
Tommy Tuberville R2025$2.9M – $6.7M$1.0M – $2.0M$885K – $5.7M82
Jim Banks R2025$1.5M – $6.2M$750K – $1.5M−$13K – $5.5M16
Shelley Moore Capito R2025$2.8M – $6.4M+$965K – $2.0M$752K – $5.5M+126
Maria Cantwell D2025$1.2M – $5.6M$280K – $600K$627K – $5.4M12
Jon Ossoff D2025$1.2M – $5.6M$250K – $500K$659K – $5.3M21
John Boozman R2025$2.2M – $5.7M$450K – $1.0M$1.2M – $5.2M1297
Patty Murray D2025$2.3M – $5.2M$100K – $250K$2.1M – $5.1M28
Jon Husted R2025$1.9M – $5.0M$0 – $0$1.9M – $5.0M72
Marco Rubio R (former)2023$1.0M – $5.2M$515K – $1.1M−$15K – $4.7M10
Benjamin L. Cardin D (former)2025$1.7M – $4.6M$0 – $0$1.7M – $4.6M84
Alex Padilla D2025$1.0M – $5.1M$515K – $1.1M−$35K – $4.5M8
Jerry Moran R2025$1.6M – $4.4M$0 – $0$1.6M – $4.4M88
Pat Roberts R (former)2021$1.9M – $4.1M$100K – $250K$1.6M – $4.0M34
Charles E. Schumer D2025$1.6M – $4.1M$100K – $250K$1.4M – $4.0M49
Lisa Murkowski R2025$1.5M – $3.9M$0 – $0$1.5M – $3.9M77
Amy Klobuchar D2025$1.8M – $4.3M$465K – $1.1M$721K – $3.8M37
Josh Hawley R2025$1.7M – $4.4M$600K – $1.3M$489K – $3.8M51
Cory A. Booker D2025$1.6M – $3.7M$15K – $50K$1.5M – $3.7M47
Kamala D. Harris D (former)2019$2.8M – $6.3M$2.7M – $3.5M−$705K – $3.6M57
Tim Scott R2025$1.6M – $4.5M$950K – $1.9M−$316K – $3.5M63
Rand Paul R2025$1.3M – $3.4M$50K – $100K$1.2M – $3.3M47
Tim Kaine D2025$1.1M – $3.2M$600K – $1.3M−$175K – $2.6M81
Adam B. Schiff D2025$1.4M – $3.0M$450K – $1.0M$382K – $2.6M14
John Cornyn R2025$1.0M – $2.6M$315K – $650K$392K – $2.3M26
John Fetterman D2025$547K – $2.3M$15K – $50K$497K – $2.3M107
Marsha Blackburn R2025$831K – $2.4M$250K – $500K$331K – $2.2M42
Andy Kim D2025$1.0M – $2.6M$500K – $1.0M$23K – $2.1M28
Ben Sasse R (former)2023$797K – $2.3M$250K – $500K$297K – $2.1M43
Cindy Hyde-Smith R2025$744K – $1.9M$215K – $550K$194K – $1.7M27
Bernard Sanders I2025$662K – $1.8M$200K – $500K$162K – $1.6M30
Raphael G. Warnock D2025$884K – $2.1M$500K – $1.0M−$116K – $1.6M19
Tammy Duckworth D2025$674K – $2.5M$1.1M – $5.2M−$4.5M – $1.5M80
Eric Schmitt R2025$594K – $1.6M$250K – $500K$94K – $1.4M25
Joni Ernst R2025$355K – $1.4M$50K – $100K$255K – $1.3M51
Martha McSally R (former)2020$424K – $1.5M$250K – $600K−$176K – $1.3M47
Kevin Cramer R2025$653K – $1.3M$250K – $500K$153K – $1.1M12
John Thune R2025$330K – $1.1M$10K – $15K$315K – $1.1M36
Kirsten E. Gillibrand D2025$465K – $1.1M$0 – $0$465K – $1.1M4
Robert Menendez D (former)2024$503K – $1.0M$0 – $0$503K – $1.0M7
Tammy Baldwin D2025$601K – $1.3M$250K – $500K$101K – $1.0M4
Sherrod Brown D (former)2025$497K – $1.2M$200K – $500K−$2,992 – $980K8
Robert P. Casey, Jr. D (former)2025$279K – $985K$15K – $50K$229K – $970K26
George S. Helmy D (former)2024$666K – $1.4M$650K – $1.4M−$684K – $715K7
James Lankford R2025$299K – $935K$250K – $500K−$201K – $685K25
Debbie Stabenow D (former)2025$600K – $1.3M$600K – $1.3M−$650K – $650K2
Martin Heinrich D2025$336K – $892K$250K – $500K−$164K – $642K14
Elissa Slotkin D2025$317K – $681K$100K – $250K$67K – $581K6
Cory Gardner R (former)2021$188K – $695K$115K – $300K−$112K – $580K19
Roger F. Wicker R2025$467K – $1.1M$600K – $1.3M−$783K – $505K19
Ben Ray Luján D2025$104K – $310K$10K – $15K$89K – $300K54
Lindsey Graham R (former)2026$84K – $260K$0 – $0$84K – $260K7
Chris Van Hollen D2025$115K – $250K$100K – $250K−$135K – $150K39
Mike Lee R2025$230K – $600K$500K – $1.0M−$770K – $100K4
Jack Reed D2025$69K – $394K$300K – $600K−$531K – $94K29
Kyrsten Sinema I (former)2025$30K – $100K$15K – $50K−$20K – $85K2
Patrick J. Leahy D (former)2023$169K – $410K$350K – $750K−$581K – $60K8
Christopher Murphy D2025$563K – $1.2M$1.3M – $5.5M−$4.9M – −$5,0029
Tom Cotton R2025$368K – $1.0M$1.1M – $5.1M−$4.7M – −$30K163
Angela D. Alsobrooks D2025$101K – $266K$350K – $750K−$649K – −$84K3
Todd Young R2025$2,002 – $31K$265K – $550K−$548K – −$234K3
Ruben Gallego D2025$100K – $325K$575K – $1.2M−$1.1M – −$250K10
Bill Cassidy R2025$104K – $319K$1.0M – $2.0M−$1.9M – −$681K14

Against what their state's households earn

How many times over each senator is worth a typical household's yearly income in the state they represent; hover a half for the numbers.

AKMEVTNHWAIDMTNDMNILWIMINYRIMAORNVWYSDIAINOHPANJCTCAUTCONEMOKYWVVAMDDEAZNMKSARTNNCSCOKLAMSALGAHITXFL

For each serving senator, the gray diamond is a typical household's yearly income in the state they represent (the median, Census Bureau American Community Survey 2024), and the bar is what the senator is worth. On this scale each gridline is ten times the last, so the dotted gap shows how many times over: one gridline apart is 10×, three apart is 1,000×. Widest gap first.

$100K$1M$10M$100M$1B$10B
James C. Justice
19,158×
Rick Scott
5,651×
Pete Ricketts
3,013×
Alan Armstrong
2,322×
Mark R. Warner
2,041×
David McCormick
1,840×
Tim Sheehy
1,519×
Bernie Moreno
1,237×
John Hoeven
793×
Ron Johnson
764×
Mitch McConnell
665×
Bill Hagerty
594×
James E. Risch
520×
John W. Hickenlooper
295×
Ron Wyden
291×
John Kennedy
279×
Angus S. King, Jr.
262×
Michael F. Bennet
235×
Sheldon Whitehouse
234×
Steve Daines
222×
Mark Kelly
195×
Jacky Rosen
192×
Peter Welch
137×
Christopher A. Coons
130×
Jeff Merkley
103×
Lisa Blunt Rochester
101×
Gary C. Peters
99×
John Barrasso
96×
Mike Rounds
86×
Chuck Grassley
80×
Susan M. Collins
79×
Thom Tillis
75×
Ashley Moody
73×
Jeanne Shaheen
68×
Mazie K. Hirono
68×
Roger Marshall
66×
Katie Boyd Britt
66×
Ted Budd
64×
Elizabeth Warren
63×
Dan Sullivan
62×
Margaret Wood Hassan
50×
Deb Fischer
48×
Edward J. Markey
46×
Catherine Cortez Masto
44×
Jon Husted
43×
John Boozman
40×
Tina Smith
37×
Mike Crapo
35×
Jerry Moran
34×
Tommy Tuberville
34×
Shelley Moore Capito
33×
Patty Murray
33×
Rand Paul
31×
Charles E. Schumer
27×
Lisa Murkowski
26×
Jon Ossoff
23×
Cory A. Booker
23×
Amy Klobuchar
19×
Josh Hawley
19×
Maria Cantwell
18×
John Fetterman
14×
John Cornyn
12×
Marsha Blackburn
12×
Adam B. Schiff
10×
Cindy Hyde-Smith
10×
Kirsten E. Gillibrand
8×
Joni Ernst
8×
John Thune
8×
Bernard Sanders
6×
Cynthia M. Lummis
6×
Kevin Cramer
5×
John R. Curtis
5×
Eric Schmitt
5×
Ted Cruz
5×
Tammy Baldwin
4×
Jim Banks
3×
Elissa Slotkin
3×
Tim Scott
3×
Brian Schatz
3×
Ben Ray Luján
2×
Alex Padilla
2×
Andy Kim
2×
Tim Kaine
2×
Raphael G. Warnock
2×
Tammy Duckworth
1×
James Lankford
1×
Roger F. Wicker
1×
Martin Heinrich
1×
Chris Van Hollen
0×
Jack Reed
0×
Mike Lee
0×
Every serving senator, as a table
SenatorStateMedian household incomeNet worthTimes the median income
James C. Justice RWV$61K$819.6M – $1.7B+13,481–27,226×
Rick Scott RFL$78K$248.6M – $776.2M+3,198–9,985×
Pete Ricketts RNE$76K$128.0M – $413.7M+1,676–5,416×
Alan Armstrong ROK$66K$95.2M – $247.8M+1,439–3,746×
Mark R. Warner DVA$92K$101.5M – $348.0M1,102–3,779×
David McCormick RPA$78K$71.5M – $284.7M+922–3,672×
Tim Sheehy RMT$75K$49.4M – $265.3M655–3,521×
Bernie Moreno ROH$72K$36.9M – $216.5M511–2,998×
John Hoeven RND$78K$38.4M – $99.2M493–1,274×
Ron Johnson RWI$77K$26.7M – $131.4M344–1,695×
Mitch McConnell RKY$65K$21.9M – $84.1M340–1,303×
Bill Hagerty RTN$72K$19.0M – $96.4M263–1,339×
James E. Risch RID$81K$19.4M – $91.7M239–1,130×
John W. Hickenlooper DCO$97K$13.1M – $62.8M+135–646×
Ron Wyden DOR$85K$19.5M – $31.4M+229–368×
John Kennedy RLA$61K$10.8M – $26.8M177–440×
Angus S. King, Jr. IME$76K$9.5M – $42.2M124–553×
Michael F. Bennet DCO$97K$11.0M – $47.4M113–489×
Sheldon Whitehouse DRI$84K$11.2M – $34.1M134–408×
Steve Daines RMT$75K$8.5M – $32.8M113–435×
Mark Kelly DAZ$81K$7.6M – $33.4M93–409×
Jacky Rosen DNV$81K$9.3M – $26.0M114–320×
Peter Welch DVT$83K$6.8M – $18.9M82–228×
Christopher A. Coons DDE$88K$5.2M – $24.9M+59–285×
Jeff Merkley DOR$85K$4.7M – $16.2M+56–190×
Lisa Blunt Rochester DDE$88K$4.5M – $17.4M51–199×
Gary C. Peters DMI$72K$4.3M – $11.9M59–165×
John Barrasso RWY$76K$3.2M – $16.2M43–215×
Mike Rounds RSD$77K$3.5M – $12.6M45–164×
Chuck Grassley RIA$76K$4.0M – $9.1M53–121×
Susan M. Collins RME$76K$3.7M – $9.8M48–129×
Thom Tillis RNC$74K$3.0M – $10.4M40–140×
Ashley Moody RFL$78K$2.9M – $11.0M38–141×
Jeanne Shaheen DNH$100K$4.0M – $11.4M41–114×
Mazie K. Hirono DHI$101K$4.3M – $10.8M43–107×
Roger Marshall RKS$76K$2.6M – $9.6M34–127×
Katie Boyd Britt RAL$67K$1.9M – $10.3M28–155×
Ted Budd RNC$74K$2.3M – $9.7M31–131×
Elizabeth Warren DMA$105K$4.4M – $10.0M+42–95×
Dan Sullivan RAK$96K$3.0M – $11.8M31–124×
Margaret Wood Hassan DNH$100K$3.1M – $8.1M31–81×
Deb Fischer RNE$76K$1.9M – $7.0M+25–92×
Edward J. Markey DMA$105K$2.5M – $9.3M24–89×
Catherine Cortez Masto DNV$81K$1.8M – $6.9M22–85×
Jon Husted ROH$72K$1.9M – $5.0M27–69×
John Boozman RAR$62K$1.2M – $5.2M19–84×
Tina Smith DMN$87K$1.7M – $6.2M19–72×
Mike Crapo RID$81K$1.3M – $6.1M16–75×
Jerry Moran RKS$76K$1.6M – $4.4M21–58×
Tommy Tuberville RAL$67K$885K – $5.7M13–85×
Shelley Moore Capito RWV$61K$752K – $5.5M+12–90×
Patty Murray DWA$99K$2.1M – $5.1M21–52×
Rand Paul RKY$65K$1.2M – $3.3M19–51×
Charles E. Schumer DNY$86K$1.4M – $4.0M16–46×
Lisa Murkowski RAK$96K$1.5M – $3.9M16–41×
Jon Ossoff DGA$80K$659K – $5.3M8–66×
Cory A. Booker DNJ$104K$1.5M – $3.7M15–35×
Amy Klobuchar DMN$87K$721K – $3.8M8–44×
Josh Hawley RMO$72K$489K – $3.8M7–53×
Maria Cantwell DWA$99K$627K – $5.4M6–54×
John Fetterman DPA$78K$497K – $2.3M6–30×
John Cornyn RTX$80K$392K – $2.3M5–29×
Marsha Blackburn RTN$72K$331K – $2.2M5–30×
Adam B. Schiff DCA$100K$382K – $2.6M4–26×
Cindy Hyde-Smith RMS$59K$194K – $1.7M3–28×
Kirsten E. Gillibrand DNY$86K$465K – $1.1M5–12×
Joni Ernst RIA$76K$255K – $1.3M3–18×
John Thune RSD$77K$315K – $1.1M4–14×
Bernard Sanders IVT$83K$162K – $1.6M2–20×
Cynthia M. Lummis RWY$76K−$18.9M – $19.7M0–261×
Kevin Cramer RND$78K$153K – $1.1M2–14×
John R. Curtis RUT$97K−$1.6M – $25.3M0–261×
Eric Schmitt RMO$72K$94K – $1.4M1–19×
Ted Cruz RTX$80K−$1.1M – $13.8M0–174×
Tammy Baldwin DWI$77K$101K – $1.0M1–13×
Jim Banks RIN$72K−$13K – $5.5M0–76×
Elissa Slotkin DMI$72K$67K – $581K1–8×
Tim Scott RSC$72K−$316K – $3.5M0–49×
Brian Schatz DHI$101K−$138K – $6.5M0–65×
Ben Ray Luján DNM$68K$89K – $300K1–4×
Alex Padilla DCA$100K−$35K – $4.5M0–45×
Andy Kim DNJ$104K$23K – $2.1M0–20×
Tim Kaine DVA$92K−$175K – $2.6M0–28×
Raphael G. Warnock DGA$80K−$116K – $1.6M0–20×
Tammy Duckworth DIL$83K−$4.5M – $1.5M0–18×
James Lankford ROK$66K−$201K – $685K0–10×
Roger F. Wicker RMS$59K−$783K – $505K0–9×
Martin Heinrich DNM$68K−$164K – $642K0–9×
Chris Van Hollen DMD$103K−$135K – $150K0–1×
Jack Reed DRI$84K−$531K – $94K0–1×
Mike Lee RUT$97K−$770K – $100K0–1×

What they own

The assets on senators' latest annual reports, matched across reports by ticker (or by name when there's none): by how many senators hold each, or by what they hold of it together, the middle of their bands added up. Real estate, business stakes and Treasuries are left out: those share names, not assets.

  1. 1Wells Fargo10 D · 12 R22 senators
  2. 2Bank of America9 D · 7 R · traded by 116 senators
  3. 3Charles Schwab5 D · 7 R · 1 I13 senators
  4. 4Morgan Stanley4 D · 6 R10 senators
  5. 5United States Senate Federal Credit Union7 D · 3 R10 senators
  6. 6Capital One4 D · 3 R7 senators
  7. 7Congressional Federal Credit Union5 D · 2 R7 senators
  8. 8U.S. Senate Federal Credit Union3 D · 3 R · 1 I7 senators
  9. 9Goldman Sachs0 D · 5 R · traded by 25 senators
  10. 10USAA2 D · 3 R5 senators
  11. 11Morgan Stanley Bank N.A.3 D · 1 R4 senators
  12. 12Edward Jones1 D · 3 R4 senators
  13. 13Schwab Bank2 D · 2 R4 senators
  14. 14Fidelity Investments0 D · 3 R3 senators
  15. 15The Huntington National Bank2 D · 1 R3 senators
  16. 16First Interstate Bank0 D · 3 R3 senators
  17. 17Senate Federal Credit Union2 D · 1 R3 senators
  18. 18PNC Bank2 D · 1 R3 senators
  19. 19Fifth Third Bank0 D · 3 R3 senators
  20. 20Pinnacle Bank0 D · 3 R3 senators
  21. 21Merrill Lynch0 D · 3 R3 senators
  22. 22USAA Federal Savings Bank2 D · 1 R3 senators
  23. 23US Bank1 D · 2 R3 senators
  24. 24Wells Fargo Bank1 D · 2 R3 senators
  25. 25Citibank1 D · 2 R3 senators
  26. 26UBS Insured Sweep Program3 D · 0 R3 senators
  27. 27UBS0 D · 2 R · traded by 12 senators
  28. 28First Horizon0 D · 2 R2 senators
  29. 29Town & Country Bank1 D · 1 R2 senators
  30. 30American Express Savings1 D · 1 R2 senators
These 30, as a table
AssetSenatorsD · R · IHeld togetherSenators who traded it
Wells Fargo2210 · 12 · 0$2.6M – $4.7M+0
Bank of America169 · 7 · 0$1.4M – $3.2M1
Charles Schwab135 · 7 · 1$11.3M – $53.1M0
Morgan Stanley104 · 6 · 0$15.2M – $64.9M+0
United States Senate Federal Credit Union107 · 3 · 0$898K – $2.0M0
Capital One74 · 3 · 0$368K – $846K0
Congressional Federal Credit Union75 · 2 · 0$149K – $460K0
U.S. Senate Federal Credit Union73 · 3 · 1$120K – $376K0
Goldman Sachs50 · 5 · 0$1.1M – $1.3M+2
USAA52 · 3 · 0$446K – $1.0M0
Morgan Stanley Bank N.A.43 · 1 · 0$249K – $660K0
Edward Jones41 · 3 · 0$103K – $296K0
Schwab Bank42 · 2 · 0$7,007 – $105K0
Fidelity Investments30 · 3 · 0$5.5M – $26.1M0
The Huntington National Bank32 · 1 · 0$315K – $650K0
First Interstate Bank30 · 3 · 0$302K – $630K0
Senate Federal Credit Union32 · 1 · 0$252K – $530K0
PNC Bank32 · 1 · 0$251K – $615K0
Fifth Third Bank30 · 3 · 0$180K – $450K0
Pinnacle Bank30 · 3 · 0$154K – $411K0
Merrill Lynch30 · 3 · 0$131K – $315K0
USAA Federal Savings Bank32 · 1 · 0$131K – $365K0
US Bank31 · 2 · 0$52K – $130K0
Wells Fargo Bank31 · 2 · 0$17K – $81K0
Citibank31 · 2 · 0$17K – $80K0
UBS Insured Sweep Program33 · 0 · 0$3,003 – $47K0
UBS20 · 2 · 0$6.3M – $30.7M1
First Horizon20 · 2 · 0$1.1M – $5.1M0
Town & Country Bank21 · 1 · 0$1.0M – $5.0M0
American Express Savings21 · 1 · 0$750K – $1.5M0

Trading, year by year

Every trade on their reports (periodic transaction reports, and the transactions part of annual reports), by the trade's date. 3,187 were read from scanned paper reports. The latest year isn't complete yet.

20152016201720182019202020212022202320244,702 trades20252026
The numbers
YearPurchasesSalesExchangesValue
20151,06477410$39.7M – $127.6M
20161,5261,01718$96.4M – $387.5M
20171,7491,37725$159.4M – $468.1M
20181,9761,59617$164.8M – $522.9M
20191,7051,51822$231.1M – $850.9M
20202,3681,92826$376.3M – $1.4B
20211,8771,45522$211.4M – $807.8M
20222,7831,67313$255.4M – $966.4M
20232,5921,78510$200.2M – $695.6M
20241,9251,4866$154.0M – $498.2M
20252,9121,7882$185.7M – $581.6M
20261,2316072$127.2M – $247.9M

Who trades the most

Trades on each senator's reports filed since Jan 5, 2016, by whose account: theirs, their spouse's, joint, or a dependent child's.

David Perdue
2015–2020 · $39.8M – $139.2M
2,465
Richard Blumenthal
2014–2026 · $189.2M – $344.5M
1,665
Mark R. Warner
2015–2026 · $402.4M – $1.8B
1,646
Sheldon Whitehouse
2015–2026 · $6.7M – $35.8M
1,560
Thomas R. Carper
2014–2024 · $9.8M – $43.9M
1,508
Tommy Tuberville
2021–2026 · $19.2M – $59.4M
1,391
Markwayne Mullin
2022–2026 · $120.6M – $459.9M
1,354
John Boozman
2015–2026 · $4.4M – $26.7M
1,319
Christopher A. Coons
2015–2026 · $10.8M – $38.6M
1,199
Chuck Grassley
2015–2025 · $7.3M – $30.7M
1,165
Rick Scott
2019–2026 · $437.2M – $1.7B
1,039
Ron Wyden
2013–2025 · $23.0M – $61.9M
1,018
Mike Rounds
2015–2025 · $11.4M – $56.5M
941
Mitch McConnell
2015–2026 · $53.4M – $206.0M
830
Bill Cassidy
2014–2024 · $3.2M – $17.5M
829
Mitt Romney
2019–2024 · $92.8M – $283.6M
799
Rob Portman
2015–2022 · $15.5M – $51.4M
775
Benjamin L. Cardin
2015–2024 · $4.4M – $19.6M
762
Alan Armstrong
2026–2026 · $8.8M – $42.1M
708
Margaret Wood Hassan
2018–2025 · $7.5M – $23.8M
639
Shelley Moore Capito
2015–2026 · $2.9M – $14.6M
627
Patrick J. Toomey
2014–2022 · $6.4M – $25.8M
623
John Hoeven
2014–2025 · $24.1M – $72.9M
583
Joni Ernst
2014–2025 · $855K – $9.0M
553
Jerry Moran
2018–2026 · $2.0M – $11.5M
542
The top 60, as a table
SenatorTradesPurchasesSalesReported lateValueFromTo
David Perdue R2,4651,2231,228330$39.8M – $139.2M2015-01-062020-09-25
Richard Blumenthal D1,665997661153$189.2M – $344.5M2014-05-152026-10-07
Mark R. Warner D1,6461,3852617$402.4M – $1.8B2015-03-252026-07-07
Sheldon Whitehouse D1,56083270470$6.7M – $35.8M2015-01-142026-09-04
Thomas R. Carper D1,50883266624$9.8M – $43.9M2014-11-252024-12-30
Tommy Tuberville R1,391558833132$19.2M – $59.4M2021-01-042026-06-09
Markwayne Mullin R1,3541,02433052$120.6M – $459.9M2022-01-052026-02-25
John Boozman R1,319671641204$4.4M – $26.7M2015-01-062026-09-25
Christopher A. Coons D1,19967152816$10.8M – $38.6M2015-01-302026-08-07
Chuck Grassley R1,1657304350$7.3M – $30.7M2015-01-142025-12-31
Rick Scott R1,0397143173$437.2M – $1.7B2019-01-012026-07-13
Ron Wyden D1,01873128621$23.0M – $61.9M2013-02-252025-12-15
Mike Rounds R9415893522$11.4M – $56.5M2015-01-072025-12-12
Mitch McConnell R8307291015$53.4M – $206.0M2015-01-012026-09-01
Bill Cassidy R82918064919$3.2M – $17.5M2014-09-112024-01-29
Mitt Romney R7994203790$92.8M – $283.6M2019-01-222024-12-20
Rob Portman R7753933829$15.5M – $51.4M2015-01-012022-12-29
Benjamin L. Cardin D7623484142$4.4M – $19.6M2015-01-082024-12-19
Alan Armstrong R70865651701$8.8M – $42.1M2026-03-242026-09-08
Margaret Wood Hassan D6395261130$7.5M – $23.8M2018-02-142025-12-30
Shelley Moore Capito R62727434213$2.9M – $14.6M2015-01-272026-07-21
Patrick J. Toomey R62329831356$6.4M – $25.8M2014-02-102022-12-23
John Hoeven R5833542296$24.1M – $72.9M2014-07-152025-12-26
Joni Ernst R5532932580$855K – $9.0M2014-03-142025-12-31
Jerry Moran R54226427764$2.0M – $11.5M2018-12-062026-05-27
Elizabeth Warren D4953641310$7.7M – $31.0M2013-01-072025-12-26
Dianne Feinstein D494244250163$150.6M – $278.0M2015-12-092022-01-10
Angus S. King, Jr. I48220727114$10.3M – $33.7M2015-01-222026-08-05
David McCormick R4443241200$56.7M – $150.2M2025-01-062026-08-19
Steve Daines R4272451820$12.6M – $38.3M2015-01-262025-12-23
Gary C. Peters D425352624$2.3M – $10.5M2014-06-222026-07-23
Kelly Loeffler R41218123011$131.0M – $495.2M2020-01-032021-01-19
Lisa Murkowski R4092331760$738K – $6.8M2015-04-082025-10-24
Tim Kaine D3942581343$3.7M – $13.0M2014-01-172025-12-31
Pat Roberts R37223413826$5.8M – $17.4M2014-01-072020-12-22
Dan Sullivan R36617219412$3.6M – $12.3M2015-01-282025-12-08
Jack Reed D3611212382$767K – $6.4M2015-12-232025-07-08
Mazie K. Hirono D3492221270$4.9M – $15.0M2015-09-082025-12-31
Peter Welch D3241511730$9.3M – $24.8M2022-01-032025-12-31
Ted Budd R3202041160$824K – $6.0M2022-01-042025-12-08
Michael F. Bennet D315226851$14.2M – $34.0M2015-01-022025-12-29
Roger Marshall R3151851281$4.1M – $12.9M2020-01-022025-12-30
Tammy Duckworth D3111721374$605K – $5.4M2016-09-072025-12-23
Kamala D. Harris D3031681350$2.7M – $9.9M2017-01-232019-11-01
Richard Burr R29012616113$4.0M – $15.1M2015-12-232021-04-30
Patty Murray D2691251440$5.8M – $16.3M2015-01-232025-12-16
Josh Hawley R265182830$720K – $5.0M2018-02-082025-12-24
Ted Cruz R2621531072$3.8M – $11.3M2015-02-032025-12-18
Ben Sasse R2581291270$5.3M – $17.3M2015-04-142022-09-09
Mike Crapo R2531061470$499K – $4.4M2015-05-292023-09-28
Rand Paul R2411351061$1.4M – $6.3M2015-02-052025-10-21
Susan M. Collins R2341339621$3.9M – $11.4M2015-02-122026-03-24
Jacky Rosen D23320780$1.2M – $5.7M2018-01-032025-12-26
Bill Hagerty R233871435$28.8M – $97.7M2021-01-042026-01-29
Pete Ricketts R232134980$30.5M – $95.1M2023-01-122025-12-17
Lamar Alexander R22511011510$8.0M – $22.3M2015-01-302020-10-30
Martha McSally R2251181060$1.1M – $5.3M2018-06-202020-12-01
Thom Tillis R223126973$7.2M – $23.9M2016-02-262025-12-15
Marsha Blackburn R223202210$835K – $4.6M2018-12-212025-12-18
Joe Manchin, III I2151061040$4.6M – $12.3M2015-05-262024-12-19

How late they report

The STOCK Act gives senators 45 days at most to report a trade on a periodic transaction report. Of 15,550 such trades, 2,294 (15%) were reported later. Counted to the first report that listed the trade (an amendment restating it later doesn't make it late).

Every reported trade
15,550 trades

Who reports late, and how late: Findings.