Scanned trades

Some senators file their stock-trade reports on paper. The Senate posts those only as scanned page images: no text, nothing to search or add up. We read every page, so these 3,187 trades exist here as data, and, as far as we know, nowhere else.

Verified, or read by machine

Every trade found on a paper report's pages. Once a human has verified a trade against the scan, it's settled. Until then, the reader's own confidence shows: a trade it read surely counts, one with a minor doubt counts and is marked not yet reviewed, and one it doubted more is held back, uncounted, until a human reviews it.

• Verified by a human
• Read surely
• Some doubt, not yet reviewed
• Held back until reviewed

Whose they are

The senators whose paper reports these are, by whether each trade is verified or still read by machine alone.

When they traded

By the trade's date.

What they traded

The assets traded most on paper reports, by how many trades (one asset's spellings joined); hover for the purchases and sales.

• Purchases
• Sales

In whose account

Most of these trades are a spouse's: senators must report them all the same. 1 was filed with no date and 2 with no amount ticked.

The largest

The 100 largest trades read from paper, by the top of their band; 100 of them verified against the scan by a human.

To see a report, search efdsearch.senate.gov for the senator's name and the date it was filed. Something read wrong? Tell us.