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.

Under $1M
$1M–$10M
$10M–$50M
$50M–$250M
Over $250M
No e-filed annual report

$100K$1M$10M$100M$1B$10B

$819.6M – $1.7B+

$248.6M – $776.2M+

$128.0M – $413.7M+

$101.5M – $348.0M

$71.5M – $284.7M+

$49.4M – $265.3M

$95.2M – $247.8M+

$36.9M – $216.5M

$26.7M – $131.4M

$38.4M – $99.2M

$19.0M – $96.4M

$19.4M – $91.7M

$21.9M – $84.1M

$13.1M – $62.8M+

$11.0M – $47.4M

$9.5M – $42.2M

$11.2M – $34.1M

$7.6M – $33.4M

$8.5M – $32.8M

$19.5M – $31.4M+

$10.8M – $26.8M

$9.3M – $26.0M

−$1.6M – $25.3M

$5.2M – $24.9M+

−$18.9M – $19.7M

$6.8M – $18.9M

$4.5M – $17.4M

$3.2M – $16.2M

$4.7M – $16.2M+

−$1.1M – $13.8M

$3.5M – $12.6M

$4.3M – $11.9M

$3.0M – $11.8M

$4.0M – $11.4M

$2.9M – $11.0M

$4.3M – $10.8M

$3.0M – $10.4M

$1.9M – $10.3M

$4.4M – $10.0M+

$3.7M – $9.8M

$2.3M – $9.7M

$2.6M – $9.6M

$2.5M – $9.3M

$4.0M – $9.1M

$3.1M – $8.1M

$1.9M – $7.0M+

Catherine Cortez Masto

$1.8M – $6.9M

−$138K – $6.5M

$1.7M – $6.2M

$1.3M – $6.1M

$885K – $5.7M

−$13K – $5.5M

$752K – $5.5M+

$627K – $5.4M

$659K – $5.3M

$1.2M – $5.2M

$2.1M – $5.1M

$1.9M – $5.0M

−$35K – $4.5M

$1.6M – $4.4M

$1.4M – $4.0M

$1.5M – $3.9M

$721K – $3.8M

$489K – $3.8M

$1.5M – $3.7M

−$316K – $3.5M

$1.2M – $3.3M

−$175K – $2.6M

$382K – $2.6M

$392K – $2.3M

$497K – $2.3M

$331K – $2.2M

$23K – $2.1M

$194K – $1.7M

$162K – $1.6M

−$116K – $1.6M

−$4.5M – $1.5M

$94K – $1.4M

$255K – $1.3M

$153K – $1.1M

$315K – $1.1M

Kirsten E. Gillibrand

$465K – $1.1M

$101K – $1.0M

−$201K – $685K

−$164K – $642K

$67K – $581K

−$783K – $505K

$89K – $300K

−$135K – $150K

−$770K – $100K

−$531K – $94K

−$4.9M – −$5,002

−$4.7M – −$30K

−$649K – −$84K

−$548K – −$234K

−$1.1M – −$250K

−$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.

Senator	Year	Assets	Debts	Net worth	Lines	Paper years
James C. Justice R	2025	$1.0B – $1.8B+	$111.6M – $206.3M	$819.6M – $1.7B+	140
Rick Scott R	2025	$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 R	2025	$128.8M – $414.0M+	$340K – $715K	$128.0M – $413.7M+	286
Mark R. Warner D	2025	$101.5M – $348.0M	$0 – $0	$101.5M – $348.0M	137	1
Mitt Romney R (former)	2025	$91.8M – $348.4M+	$6.3M – $6.6M	$85.2M – $342.1M+	137
David McCormick R	2025	$136.0M – $299.9M+	$15.2M – $64.6M	$71.5M – $284.7M+	351
Tim Sheehy R	2025	$59.4M – $267.3M	$2.0M – $10.0M	$49.4M – $265.3M	146
Alan Armstrong R	2026	$95.5M – $247.9M+	$100K – $250K	$95.2M – $247.8M+	144
Bernie Moreno R	2025	$47.9M – $219.0M	$2.5M – $11.0M	$36.9M – $216.5M	52
Ron Johnson R	2025	$26.7M – $131.4M	$0 – $0	$26.7M – $131.4M	11
John Hoeven R	2025	$38.4M – $99.2M	$0 – $0	$38.4M – $99.2M	89
Bill Hagerty R	2025	$29.1M – $99.9M	$3.5M – $10.1M	$19.0M – $96.4M	155
James E. Risch R	2025	$20.4M – $92.2M	$515K – $1.1M	$19.4M – $91.7M	34
Markwayne Mullin R (former)	2024	$29.2M – $96.7M	$6.0M – $30.0M	−$805K – $90.7M	213
Mitch McConnell R	2025	$21.9M – $84.1M	$0 – $0	$21.9M – $84.1M	82
John W. Hickenlooper D	2025	$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 – $58.3M	214
Michael F. Bennet D	2025	$11.5M – $47.7M	$250K – $500K	$11.0M – $47.4M	68
Angus S. King, Jr. I	2025	$9.6M – $42.3M	$15K – $50K	$9.5M – $42.2M	161
Lamar Alexander R (former)	2021	$11.8M – $40.0M+	$4.1M – $17.3M	−$5.4M – $35.9M+	48
Sheldon Whitehouse D	2025	$12.1M – $34.4M	$350K – $850K	$11.2M – $34.1M	287
Mark Kelly D	2025	$7.6M – $33.4M	$0 – $0	$7.6M – $33.4M	15
Steve Daines R	2025	$8.5M – $32.8M	$0 – $0	$8.5M – $32.8M	31
Ron Wyden D	2025	$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 – $27.0M	88
John Kennedy R	2025	$10.8M – $26.9M	$10K – $15K	$10.8M – $26.8M	118
Jacky Rosen D	2025	$10.0M – $26.3M	$350K – $750K	$9.3M – $26.0M	180
John R. Curtis R	2025	$8.4M – $27.3M	$2.0M – $10.0M	−$1.6M – $25.3M	92
Mike Braun R (former)	2025	$7.6M – $25.1M	$0 – $0	$7.6M – $25.1M	58
Christopher A. Coons D	2025	$6.7M – $25.7M+	$750K – $1.5M	$5.2M – $24.9M+	92
Cynthia M. Lummis R	2025	$6.1M – $24.7M	$5.0M – $25.0M	−$18.9M – $19.7M	50
Peter Welch D	2025	$6.9M – $18.9M	$50K – $100K	$6.8M – $18.9M	125
Richard C. Shelby R (former)	2021	$4.5M – $18.1M	$0 – $0	$4.5M – $18.1M	11
Lisa Blunt Rochester D	2025	$5.5M – $17.9M	$500K – $1.0M	$4.5M – $17.4M	51
John Barrasso R	2025	$3.7M – $16.5M	$250K – $500K	$3.2M – $16.2M	11
Jeff Merkley D	2025	$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 – $14.1M	203
Ted Cruz R	2025	$4.2M – $15.0M	$1.1M – $5.3M	−$1.1M – $13.8M	44
Joe Manchin, III I (former)	2025	$4.8M – $13.6M	$0 – $0	$4.8M – $13.6M	74
Roy Blunt R (former)	2023	$5.3M – $13.1M+	$350K – $750K	$4.5M – $12.7M+	26
Mike Rounds R	2025	$4.5M – $13.1M	$500K – $1.0M	$3.5M – $12.6M	67
Gary C. Peters D	2025	$4.3M – $11.9M	$0 – $0	$4.3M – $11.9M	246
Dan Sullivan R	2025	$4.1M – $12.4M	$560K – $1.1M	$3.0M – $11.8M	65
Jeff Sessions R (former)	2015	$3.9M – $12.1M	$450K – $1.0M	$2.9M – $11.6M	85
Jeanne Shaheen D	2025	$6.0M – $12.3M	$900K – $1.9M	$4.0M – $11.4M	28
J.D. Vance R (former)	2023	$4.1M – $11.8M	$750K – $1.5M	$2.6M – $11.0M	28
Ashley Moody R	2025	$3.4M – $11.2M	$250K – $500K	$2.9M – $11.0M	127
Mazie K. Hirono D	2025	$5.1M – $11.1M	$350K – $750K	$4.3M – $10.8M	59
Thom Tillis R	2025	$3.5M – $10.6M	$200K – $500K	$3.0M – $10.4M	31
Katie Boyd Britt R	2025	$3.1M – $10.9M	$600K – $1.3M	$1.9M – $10.3M	126
Elizabeth Warren D	2025	$4.4M – $10.0M+	$0 – $0	$4.4M – $10.0M+	13
Susan M. Collins R	2025	$4.2M – $10.1M	$250K – $500K	$3.7M – $9.8M	92
Ted Budd R	2025	$3.2M – $10.1M	$410K – $865K	$2.3M – $9.7M	61
Roger Marshall R	2025	$3.1M – $9.9M	$250K – $500K	$2.6M – $9.6M	53
Edward J. Markey D	2025	$3.1M – $9.6M	$300K – $600K	$2.5M – $9.3M	20	10
Tom Udall D (former)	2021	$3.1M – $9.6M	$500K – $1.0M	$2.1M – $9.1M	29
Chuck Grassley R	2025	$4.0M – $9.1M	$0 – $0	$4.0M – $9.1M	64
Patrick J. Toomey R (former)	2023	$2.5M – $9.0M	$750K – $1.5M	$964K – $8.2M	83
Margaret Wood Hassan D	2025	$3.9M – $8.4M	$350K – $750K	$3.1M – $8.1M	48
Michael B. Enzi R (former)	2021	$1.8M – $7.2M	$0 – $0	$1.8M – $7.2M	29
Deb Fischer R	2025	$2.4M – $7.3M+	$250K – $500K	$1.9M – $7.0M+	31
Catherine Cortez Masto D	2025	$1.8M – $6.9M	$0 – $0	$1.8M – $6.9M	13
Doug Jones D (former)	2021	$1.9M – $7.4M	$550K – $1.1M	$844K – $6.8M	31
Jon Tester D (former)	2025	$1.8M – $6.7M	$0 – $0	$1.8M – $6.7M	9
Brian Schatz D	2025	$2.2M – $7.7M	$1.2M – $2.4M	−$138K – $6.5M	23
Laphonza R. Butler D (former)	2024	$1.5M – $6.8M	$500K – $1.0M	$526K – $6.3M	50
Tina Smith D	2025	$3.2M – $7.0M	$750K – $1.5M	$1.7M – $6.2M	43
Mike Crapo R	2025	$1.6M – $6.2M	$100K – $250K	$1.3M – $6.1M	7
Tommy Tuberville R	2025	$2.9M – $6.7M	$1.0M – $2.0M	$885K – $5.7M	82
Jim Banks R	2025	$1.5M – $6.2M	$750K – $1.5M	−$13K – $5.5M	16
Shelley Moore Capito R	2025	$2.8M – $6.4M+	$965K – $2.0M	$752K – $5.5M+	126
Maria Cantwell D	2025	$1.2M – $5.6M	$280K – $600K	$627K – $5.4M	12
Jon Ossoff D	2025	$1.2M – $5.6M	$250K – $500K	$659K – $5.3M	21
John Boozman R	2025	$2.2M – $5.7M	$450K – $1.0M	$1.2M – $5.2M	129	7
Patty Murray D	2025	$2.3M – $5.2M	$100K – $250K	$2.1M – $5.1M	28
Jon Husted R	2025	$1.9M – $5.0M	$0 – $0	$1.9M – $5.0M	72
Marco Rubio R (former)	2023	$1.0M – $5.2M	$515K – $1.1M	−$15K – $4.7M	10
Benjamin L. Cardin D (former)	2025	$1.7M – $4.6M	$0 – $0	$1.7M – $4.6M	84
Alex Padilla D	2025	$1.0M – $5.1M	$515K – $1.1M	−$35K – $4.5M	8
Jerry Moran R	2025	$1.6M – $4.4M	$0 – $0	$1.6M – $4.4M	88
Pat Roberts R (former)	2021	$1.9M – $4.1M	$100K – $250K	$1.6M – $4.0M	34
Charles E. Schumer D	2025	$1.6M – $4.1M	$100K – $250K	$1.4M – $4.0M	49
Lisa Murkowski R	2025	$1.5M – $3.9M	$0 – $0	$1.5M – $3.9M	77
Amy Klobuchar D	2025	$1.8M – $4.3M	$465K – $1.1M	$721K – $3.8M	37
Josh Hawley R	2025	$1.7M – $4.4M	$600K – $1.3M	$489K – $3.8M	51
Cory A. Booker D	2025	$1.6M – $3.7M	$15K – $50K	$1.5M – $3.7M	47
Kamala D. Harris D (former)	2019	$2.8M – $6.3M	$2.7M – $3.5M	−$705K – $3.6M	57
Tim Scott R	2025	$1.6M – $4.5M	$950K – $1.9M	−$316K – $3.5M	63
Rand Paul R	2025	$1.3M – $3.4M	$50K – $100K	$1.2M – $3.3M	47
Tim Kaine D	2025	$1.1M – $3.2M	$600K – $1.3M	−$175K – $2.6M	81
Adam B. Schiff D	2025	$1.4M – $3.0M	$450K – $1.0M	$382K – $2.6M	14
John Cornyn R	2025	$1.0M – $2.6M	$315K – $650K	$392K – $2.3M	26
John Fetterman D	2025	$547K – $2.3M	$15K – $50K	$497K – $2.3M	107
Marsha Blackburn R	2025	$831K – $2.4M	$250K – $500K	$331K – $2.2M	42
Andy Kim D	2025	$1.0M – $2.6M	$500K – $1.0M	$23K – $2.1M	28
Ben Sasse R (former)	2023	$797K – $2.3M	$250K – $500K	$297K – $2.1M	43
Cindy Hyde-Smith R	2025	$744K – $1.9M	$215K – $550K	$194K – $1.7M	27
Bernard Sanders I	2025	$662K – $1.8M	$200K – $500K	$162K – $1.6M	30
Raphael G. Warnock D	2025	$884K – $2.1M	$500K – $1.0M	−$116K – $1.6M	19
Tammy Duckworth D	2025	$674K – $2.5M	$1.1M – $5.2M	−$4.5M – $1.5M	80
Eric Schmitt R	2025	$594K – $1.6M	$250K – $500K	$94K – $1.4M	25
Joni Ernst R	2025	$355K – $1.4M	$50K – $100K	$255K – $1.3M	51
Martha McSally R (former)	2020	$424K – $1.5M	$250K – $600K	−$176K – $1.3M	47
Kevin Cramer R	2025	$653K – $1.3M	$250K – $500K	$153K – $1.1M	12
John Thune R	2025	$330K – $1.1M	$10K – $15K	$315K – $1.1M	36
Kirsten E. Gillibrand D	2025	$465K – $1.1M	$0 – $0	$465K – $1.1M	4
Robert Menendez D (former)	2024	$503K – $1.0M	$0 – $0	$503K – $1.0M	7
Tammy Baldwin D	2025	$601K – $1.3M	$250K – $500K	$101K – $1.0M	4
Sherrod Brown D (former)	2025	$497K – $1.2M	$200K – $500K	−$2,992 – $980K	8
Robert P. Casey, Jr. D (former)	2025	$279K – $985K	$15K – $50K	$229K – $970K	26
George S. Helmy D (former)	2024	$666K – $1.4M	$650K – $1.4M	−$684K – $715K	7
James Lankford R	2025	$299K – $935K	$250K – $500K	−$201K – $685K	25
Debbie Stabenow D (former)	2025	$600K – $1.3M	$600K – $1.3M	−$650K – $650K	2
Martin Heinrich D	2025	$336K – $892K	$250K – $500K	−$164K – $642K	14
Elissa Slotkin D	2025	$317K – $681K	$100K – $250K	$67K – $581K	6
Cory Gardner R (former)	2021	$188K – $695K	$115K – $300K	−$112K – $580K	19
Roger F. Wicker R	2025	$467K – $1.1M	$600K – $1.3M	−$783K – $505K	19
Ben Ray Luján D	2025	$104K – $310K	$10K – $15K	$89K – $300K	5	4
Lindsey Graham R (former)	2026	$84K – $260K	$0 – $0	$84K – $260K	7
Chris Van Hollen D	2025	$115K – $250K	$100K – $250K	−$135K – $150K	3	9
Mike Lee R	2025	$230K – $600K	$500K – $1.0M	−$770K – $100K	4
Jack Reed D	2025	$69K – $394K	$300K – $600K	−$531K – $94K	29
Kyrsten Sinema I (former)	2025	$30K – $100K	$15K – $50K	−$20K – $85K	2
Patrick J. Leahy D (former)	2023	$169K – $410K	$350K – $750K	−$581K – $60K	8
Christopher Murphy D	2025	$563K – $1.2M	$1.3M – $5.5M	−$4.9M – −$5,002	9
Tom Cotton R	2025	$368K – $1.0M	$1.1M – $5.1M	−$4.7M – −$30K	16	3
Angela D. Alsobrooks D	2025	$101K – $266K	$350K – $750K	−$649K – −$84K	3
Todd Young R	2025	$2,002 – $31K	$265K – $550K	−$548K – −$234K	3
Ruben Gallego D	2025	$100K – $325K	$575K – $1.2M	−$1.1M – −$250K	10
Bill Cassidy R	2025	$104K – $319K	$1.0M – $2.0M	−$1.9M – −$681K	14

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.

Under 30×
30–100×
100–300×
300–1,000×
Over 1,000×
No e-filed annual report

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.

A typical household's yearly income in their state (2024)
The senator's net worth

$100K$1M$10M$100M$1B$10B

19,158×

5,651×

3,013×

2,322×

2,041×

1,840×

1,519×

1,237×

793×

764×

665×

594×

520×

295×

291×

279×

262×

235×

234×

222×

195×

192×

137×

130×

103×

101×

99×

96×

86×

80×

79×

75×

73×

68×

68×

66×

66×

64×

63×

62×

50×

48×

46×

Catherine Cortez Masto

44×

43×

40×

37×

35×

34×

34×

33×

33×

31×

27×

26×

23×

23×

19×

19×

18×

14×

12×

12×

10×

10×

Kirsten E. Gillibrand

8×

8×

8×

6×

6×

5×

5×

5×

5×

4×

3×

3×

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2×

1×

1×

1×

1×

0×

0×

0×

Every serving senator, as a table

Senator	State	Median household income	Net worth	Times the median income
James C. Justice R	WV	$61K	$819.6M – $1.7B+	13,481–27,226×
Rick Scott R	FL	$78K	$248.6M – $776.2M+	3,198–9,985×
Pete Ricketts R	NE	$76K	$128.0M – $413.7M+	1,676–5,416×
Alan Armstrong R	OK	$66K	$95.2M – $247.8M+	1,439–3,746×
Mark R. Warner D	VA	$92K	$101.5M – $348.0M	1,102–3,779×
David McCormick R	PA	$78K	$71.5M – $284.7M+	922–3,672×
Tim Sheehy R	MT	$75K	$49.4M – $265.3M	655–3,521×
Bernie Moreno R	OH	$72K	$36.9M – $216.5M	511–2,998×
John Hoeven R	ND	$78K	$38.4M – $99.2M	493–1,274×
Ron Johnson R	WI	$77K	$26.7M – $131.4M	344–1,695×
Mitch McConnell R	KY	$65K	$21.9M – $84.1M	340–1,303×
Bill Hagerty R	TN	$72K	$19.0M – $96.4M	263–1,339×
James E. Risch R	ID	$81K	$19.4M – $91.7M	239–1,130×
John W. Hickenlooper D	CO	$97K	$13.1M – $62.8M+	135–646×
Ron Wyden D	OR	$85K	$19.5M – $31.4M+	229–368×
John Kennedy R	LA	$61K	$10.8M – $26.8M	177–440×
Angus S. King, Jr. I	ME	$76K	$9.5M – $42.2M	124–553×
Michael F. Bennet D	CO	$97K	$11.0M – $47.4M	113–489×
Sheldon Whitehouse D	RI	$84K	$11.2M – $34.1M	134–408×
Steve Daines R	MT	$75K	$8.5M – $32.8M	113–435×
Mark Kelly D	AZ	$81K	$7.6M – $33.4M	93–409×
Jacky Rosen D	NV	$81K	$9.3M – $26.0M	114–320×
Peter Welch D	VT	$83K	$6.8M – $18.9M	82–228×
Christopher A. Coons D	DE	$88K	$5.2M – $24.9M+	59–285×
Jeff Merkley D	OR	$85K	$4.7M – $16.2M+	56–190×
Lisa Blunt Rochester D	DE	$88K	$4.5M – $17.4M	51–199×
Gary C. Peters D	MI	$72K	$4.3M – $11.9M	59–165×
John Barrasso R	WY	$76K	$3.2M – $16.2M	43–215×
Mike Rounds R	SD	$77K	$3.5M – $12.6M	45–164×
Chuck Grassley R	IA	$76K	$4.0M – $9.1M	53–121×
Susan M. Collins R	ME	$76K	$3.7M – $9.8M	48–129×
Thom Tillis R	NC	$74K	$3.0M – $10.4M	40–140×
Ashley Moody R	FL	$78K	$2.9M – $11.0M	38–141×
Jeanne Shaheen D	NH	$100K	$4.0M – $11.4M	41–114×
Mazie K. Hirono D	HI	$101K	$4.3M – $10.8M	43–107×
Roger Marshall R	KS	$76K	$2.6M – $9.6M	34–127×
Katie Boyd Britt R	AL	$67K	$1.9M – $10.3M	28–155×
Ted Budd R	NC	$74K	$2.3M – $9.7M	31–131×
Elizabeth Warren D	MA	$105K	$4.4M – $10.0M+	42–95×
Dan Sullivan R	AK	$96K	$3.0M – $11.8M	31–124×
Margaret Wood Hassan D	NH	$100K	$3.1M – $8.1M	31–81×
Deb Fischer R	NE	$76K	$1.9M – $7.0M+	25–92×
Edward J. Markey D	MA	$105K	$2.5M – $9.3M	24–89×
Catherine Cortez Masto D	NV	$81K	$1.8M – $6.9M	22–85×
Jon Husted R	OH	$72K	$1.9M – $5.0M	27–69×
John Boozman R	AR	$62K	$1.2M – $5.2M	19–84×
Tina Smith D	MN	$87K	$1.7M – $6.2M	19–72×
Mike Crapo R	ID	$81K	$1.3M – $6.1M	16–75×
Jerry Moran R	KS	$76K	$1.6M – $4.4M	21–58×
Tommy Tuberville R	AL	$67K	$885K – $5.7M	13–85×
Shelley Moore Capito R	WV	$61K	$752K – $5.5M+	12–90×
Patty Murray D	WA	$99K	$2.1M – $5.1M	21–52×
Rand Paul R	KY	$65K	$1.2M – $3.3M	19–51×
Charles E. Schumer D	NY	$86K	$1.4M – $4.0M	16–46×
Lisa Murkowski R	AK	$96K	$1.5M – $3.9M	16–41×
Jon Ossoff D	GA	$80K	$659K – $5.3M	8–66×
Cory A. Booker D	NJ	$104K	$1.5M – $3.7M	15–35×
Amy Klobuchar D	MN	$87K	$721K – $3.8M	8–44×
Josh Hawley R	MO	$72K	$489K – $3.8M	7–53×
Maria Cantwell D	WA	$99K	$627K – $5.4M	6–54×
John Fetterman D	PA	$78K	$497K – $2.3M	6–30×
John Cornyn R	TX	$80K	$392K – $2.3M	5–29×
Marsha Blackburn R	TN	$72K	$331K – $2.2M	5–30×
Adam B. Schiff D	CA	$100K	$382K – $2.6M	4–26×
Cindy Hyde-Smith R	MS	$59K	$194K – $1.7M	3–28×
Kirsten E. Gillibrand D	NY	$86K	$465K – $1.1M	5–12×
Joni Ernst R	IA	$76K	$255K – $1.3M	3–18×
John Thune R	SD	$77K	$315K – $1.1M	4–14×
Bernard Sanders I	VT	$83K	$162K – $1.6M	2–20×
Cynthia M. Lummis R	WY	$76K	−$18.9M – $19.7M	0–261×
Kevin Cramer R	ND	$78K	$153K – $1.1M	2–14×
John R. Curtis R	UT	$97K	−$1.6M – $25.3M	0–261×
Eric Schmitt R	MO	$72K	$94K – $1.4M	1–19×
Ted Cruz R	TX	$80K	−$1.1M – $13.8M	0–174×
Tammy Baldwin D	WI	$77K	$101K – $1.0M	1–13×
Jim Banks R	IN	$72K	−$13K – $5.5M	0–76×
Elissa Slotkin D	MI	$72K	$67K – $581K	1–8×
Tim Scott R	SC	$72K	−$316K – $3.5M	0–49×
Brian Schatz D	HI	$101K	−$138K – $6.5M	0–65×
Ben Ray Luján D	NM	$68K	$89K – $300K	1–4×
Alex Padilla D	CA	$100K	−$35K – $4.5M	0–45×
Andy Kim D	NJ	$104K	$23K – $2.1M	0–20×
Tim Kaine D	VA	$92K	−$175K – $2.6M	0–28×
Raphael G. Warnock D	GA	$80K	−$116K – $1.6M	0–20×
Tammy Duckworth D	IL	$83K	−$4.5M – $1.5M	0–18×
James Lankford R	OK	$66K	−$201K – $685K	0–10×
Roger F. Wicker R	MS	$59K	−$783K – $505K	0–9×
Martin Heinrich D	NM	$68K	−$164K – $642K	0–9×
Chris Van Hollen D	MD	$103K	−$135K – $150K	0–1×
Jack Reed D	RI	$84K	−$531K – $94K	0–1×
Mike Lee R	UT	$97K	−$770K – $100K	0–1×

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.

1TIAA Traditional3 D · 1 R · traded by 34 senators
2Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance1 D · 1 R2 senators
3Employee's Retirement System of the State of Hawaii2 D · 0 R2 senators
4Northwestern Mutual Whole Life1 D · 1 R2 senators
5Tiaa-Cref2 D · 0 R2 senators
6The Christie Renee Mullin Insurance Trust0 D · 1 R1 senator
7Northwestern Mutual0 D · 1 R1 senator
8Liberty Media Corporation 2006 Deferred Compensation Plan1 D · 0 R1 senator
9Jackson National Life Insurance Company1 D · 0 R1 senator
10Morgan Lewis Cash Balance Retirement Plan0 D · 1 R1 senator
11Northwestern Mutual Adjustable Comp Life1 D · 0 R1 senator
12Western & Southern Life Assurance Co. Individual Retirement Annuity1 D · 0 R · traded by 11 senator
13Nevada Public Employees' Retirement System1 D · 0 R1 senator
14MetLife life insurance0 D · 1 R1 senator
15San Francisco Employees Retirement System (SFERS) Plan1 D · 0 R1 senator
16Public Employees Retirement Association of New Mexico1 D · 0 R1 senator
17Prudential Life Insurance Whole Life Policy Cash Value0 D · 0 R · 1 I1 senator
18Virginia Retirement System1 D · 0 R1 senator
19Permanent Whole Life Insurance0 D · 1 R1 senator
20Ohio Public Employee Retirement System1 D · 0 R1 senator
21State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio1 D · 0 R1 senator
22Guardian Fixed Target Annuity1 D · 0 R · traded by 11 senator
23Retirement Annuity1 D · 0 R1 senator
24Teachers Retirement System Deferred Compensation1 D · 0 R1 senator
25Nebraska Public Employees Retirement System0 D · 1 R1 senator
26New Mexico State Employee Pension1 D · 0 R1 senator
27ReliaStar Life Insurance0 D · 1 R1 senator
28Maryland State Retirement and Pension Plan1 D · 0 R1 senator
29Mississippi Public Employees Retirement System0 D · 1 R1 senator
30Employees Retirement System of Texas0 D · 1 R1 senator

These 30, as a table

Asset	Senators	D · R · I	Held together	Senators who traded it
TIAA Traditional	4	3 · 1 · 0	$368K – $945K	3
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance	2	1 · 1 · 0	$515K – $1.1M	0
Employee's Retirement System of the State of Hawaii	2	2 · 0 · 0	$500K – $1.0M	0
Northwestern Mutual Whole Life	2	1 · 1 · 0	$100K – $200K	0
Tiaa-Cref	2	2 · 0 · 0	$30K – $100K	0
The Christie Renee Mullin Insurance Trust	1	0 · 1 · 0	$1.0M – $5.0M	0
Northwestern Mutual	1	0 · 1 · 0	$1.0M – $5.0M	0
Liberty Media Corporation 2006 Deferred Compensation Plan	1	1 · 0 · 0	$1.0M – $1.0M+	0
Jackson National Life Insurance Company	1	1 · 0 · 0	$500K – $1.0M	0
Morgan Lewis Cash Balance Retirement Plan	1	0 · 1 · 0	$500K – $1.0M	0
Northwestern Mutual Adjustable Comp Life	1	1 · 0 · 0	$250K – $600K	0
Western & Southern Life Assurance Co. Individual Retirement Annuity	1	1 · 0 · 0	$250K – $500K	1
Nevada Public Employees' Retirement System	1	1 · 0 · 0	$250K – $500K	0
MetLife life insurance	1	0 · 1 · 0	$250K – $500K	0
San Francisco Employees Retirement System (SFERS) Plan	1	1 · 0 · 0	$250K – $500K	0
Public Employees Retirement Association of New Mexico	1	1 · 0 · 0	$115K – $300K	0
Prudential Life Insurance Whole Life Policy Cash Value	1	0 · 0 · 1	$115K – $300K	0
Virginia Retirement System	1	1 · 0 · 0	$101K – $265K	0
Permanent Whole Life Insurance	1	0 · 1 · 0	$100K – $200K	0
Ohio Public Employee Retirement System	1	1 · 0 · 0	$100K – $250K	0
State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio	1	1 · 0 · 0	$100K – $250K	0
Guardian Fixed Target Annuity	1	1 · 0 · 0	$100K – $250K	1
Retirement Annuity	1	1 · 0 · 0	$100K – $250K	0
Teachers Retirement System Deferred Compensation	1	1 · 0 · 0	$100K – $250K	0
Nebraska Public Employees Retirement System	1	0 · 1 · 0	$100K – $250K	0
New Mexico State Employee Pension	1	1 · 0 · 0	$100K – $250K	0
ReliaStar Life Insurance	1	0 · 1 · 0	$100K – $250K	0
Maryland State Retirement and Pension Plan	1	1 · 0 · 0	$100K – $250K	0
Mississippi Public Employees Retirement System	1	0 · 1 · 0	$100K – $250K	0
Employees Retirement System of Texas	1	0 · 1 · 0	$65K – $150K	0

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.

Purchases
Sales
Exchanges

The numbers

Year	Purchases	Sales	Exchanges	Value
2015	1,064	774	10	$39.7M – $127.6M
2016	1,526	1,017	18	$96.4M – $387.5M
2017	1,749	1,377	25	$159.4M – $468.1M
2018	1,976	1,596	17	$164.8M – $522.9M
2019	1,705	1,518	22	$231.1M – $850.9M
2020	2,368	1,928	26	$376.3M – $1.4B
2021	1,877	1,455	22	$211.4M – $807.8M
2022	2,783	1,673	13	$255.4M – $966.4M
2023	2,592	1,785	10	$200.2M – $695.6M
2024	1,925	1,486	6	$154.0M – $498.2M
2025	2,912	1,788	2	$185.7M – $581.6M
2026	1,231	607	2	$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.

Self
Spouse
Joint
Child

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

Senator	Trades	Purchases	Sales	Reported late	Value	From	To
David Perdue R	2,465	1,223	1,228	330	$39.8M – $139.2M	2015-01-06	2020-09-25
Richard Blumenthal D	1,665	997	661	153	$189.2M – $344.5M	2014-05-15	2026-10-07
Mark R. Warner D	1,646	1,385	261	7	$402.4M – $1.8B	2015-03-25	2026-07-07
Sheldon Whitehouse D	1,560	832	704	70	$6.7M – $35.8M	2015-01-14	2026-09-04
Thomas R. Carper D	1,508	832	666	24	$9.8M – $43.9M	2014-11-25	2024-12-30
Tommy Tuberville R	1,391	558	833	132	$19.2M – $59.4M	2021-01-04	2026-06-09
Markwayne Mullin R	1,354	1,024	330	52	$120.6M – $459.9M	2022-01-05	2026-02-25
John Boozman R	1,319	671	641	204	$4.4M – $26.7M	2015-01-06	2026-09-25
Christopher A. Coons D	1,199	671	528	16	$10.8M – $38.6M	2015-01-30	2026-08-07
Chuck Grassley R	1,165	730	435	0	$7.3M – $30.7M	2015-01-14	2025-12-31
Rick Scott R	1,039	714	317	3	$437.2M – $1.7B	2019-01-01	2026-07-13
Ron Wyden D	1,018	731	286	21	$23.0M – $61.9M	2013-02-25	2025-12-15
Mike Rounds R	941	589	352	2	$11.4M – $56.5M	2015-01-07	2025-12-12
Mitch McConnell R	830	729	101	5	$53.4M – $206.0M	2015-01-01	2026-09-01
Bill Cassidy R	829	180	649	19	$3.2M – $17.5M	2014-09-11	2024-01-29
Mitt Romney R	799	420	379	0	$92.8M – $283.6M	2019-01-22	2024-12-20
Rob Portman R	775	393	382	9	$15.5M – $51.4M	2015-01-01	2022-12-29
Benjamin L. Cardin D	762	348	414	2	$4.4M – $19.6M	2015-01-08	2024-12-19
Alan Armstrong R	708	656	51	701	$8.8M – $42.1M	2026-03-24	2026-09-08
Margaret Wood Hassan D	639	526	113	0	$7.5M – $23.8M	2018-02-14	2025-12-30
Shelley Moore Capito R	627	274	342	13	$2.9M – $14.6M	2015-01-27	2026-07-21
Patrick J. Toomey R	623	298	313	56	$6.4M – $25.8M	2014-02-10	2022-12-23
John Hoeven R	583	354	229	6	$24.1M – $72.9M	2014-07-15	2025-12-26
Joni Ernst R	553	293	258	0	$855K – $9.0M	2014-03-14	2025-12-31
Jerry Moran R	542	264	277	64	$2.0M – $11.5M	2018-12-06	2026-05-27
Elizabeth Warren D	495	364	131	0	$7.7M – $31.0M	2013-01-07	2025-12-26
Dianne Feinstein D	494	244	250	163	$150.6M – $278.0M	2015-12-09	2022-01-10
Angus S. King, Jr. I	482	207	271	14	$10.3M – $33.7M	2015-01-22	2026-08-05
David McCormick R	444	324	120	0	$56.7M – $150.2M	2025-01-06	2026-08-19
Steve Daines R	427	245	182	0	$12.6M – $38.3M	2015-01-26	2025-12-23
Gary C. Peters D	425	352	62	4	$2.3M – $10.5M	2014-06-22	2026-07-23
Kelly Loeffler R	412	181	230	11	$131.0M – $495.2M	2020-01-03	2021-01-19
Lisa Murkowski R	409	233	176	0	$738K – $6.8M	2015-04-08	2025-10-24
Tim Kaine D	394	258	134	3	$3.7M – $13.0M	2014-01-17	2025-12-31
Pat Roberts R	372	234	138	26	$5.8M – $17.4M	2014-01-07	2020-12-22
Dan Sullivan R	366	172	194	12	$3.6M – $12.3M	2015-01-28	2025-12-08
Jack Reed D	361	121	238	2	$767K – $6.4M	2015-12-23	2025-07-08
Mazie K. Hirono D	349	222	127	0	$4.9M – $15.0M	2015-09-08	2025-12-31
Peter Welch D	324	151	173	0	$9.3M – $24.8M	2022-01-03	2025-12-31
Ted Budd R	320	204	116	0	$824K – $6.0M	2022-01-04	2025-12-08
Michael F. Bennet D	315	226	85	1	$14.2M – $34.0M	2015-01-02	2025-12-29
Roger Marshall R	315	185	128	1	$4.1M – $12.9M	2020-01-02	2025-12-30
Tammy Duckworth D	311	172	137	4	$605K – $5.4M	2016-09-07	2025-12-23
Kamala D. Harris D	303	168	135	0	$2.7M – $9.9M	2017-01-23	2019-11-01
Richard Burr R	290	126	161	13	$4.0M – $15.1M	2015-12-23	2021-04-30
Patty Murray D	269	125	144	0	$5.8M – $16.3M	2015-01-23	2025-12-16
Josh Hawley R	265	182	83	0	$720K – $5.0M	2018-02-08	2025-12-24
Ted Cruz R	262	153	107	2	$3.8M – $11.3M	2015-02-03	2025-12-18
Ben Sasse R	258	129	127	0	$5.3M – $17.3M	2015-04-14	2022-09-09
Mike Crapo R	253	106	147	0	$499K – $4.4M	2015-05-29	2023-09-28
Rand Paul R	241	135	106	1	$1.4M – $6.3M	2015-02-05	2025-10-21
Susan M. Collins R	234	133	96	21	$3.9M – $11.4M	2015-02-12	2026-03-24
Jacky Rosen D	233	207	8	0	$1.2M – $5.7M	2018-01-03	2025-12-26
Bill Hagerty R	233	87	143	5	$28.8M – $97.7M	2021-01-04	2026-01-29
Pete Ricketts R	232	134	98	0	$30.5M – $95.1M	2023-01-12	2025-12-17
Lamar Alexander R	225	110	115	10	$8.0M – $22.3M	2015-01-30	2020-10-30
Martha McSally R	225	118	106	0	$1.1M – $5.3M	2018-06-20	2020-12-01
Thom Tillis R	223	126	97	3	$7.2M – $23.9M	2016-02-26	2025-12-15
Marsha Blackburn R	223	202	21	0	$835K – $4.6M	2018-12-21	2025-12-18
Joe Manchin, III I	215	106	104	0	$4.6M – $12.3M	2015-05-26	2024-12-19

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).

Within 45 days
46–90 days
More than 90 days

Every reported trade

15,550 trades

Who reports late, and how late: Findings.