The money trail behind Congress: disclosed trades, delayed filings, committee exposure, bills, lobbying, contracts, and market overlap — sourced from public records and translated into a daily brief.
PoliWealth tracks how congressional money, policy, lobbying, contracts, and markets intersect — so regular people can see what changed, what was late, and what deserves a closer look.
Every serious claim should point back to public records: STOCK Act filings, committee data, bills, lobbying, contracts, and market data.
We call out delayed filings and suspicious overlap, but label uncertainty clearly. Potential conflict means potential — not a conviction.
PoliWealth is an accountability and intelligence product. Shadow portfolios are paper analytics, not brokerage instructions.
the richest members of Congress, ranked by total disclosed assets
whose net worth jumped the most in the last 90 days
paper returns from disclosed trades vs. the S&P 500 — sourced, lagged, and caveated
| Member | Avg α | Best |
|---|---|---|
| +114.5% | NGD | |
Austin ScottR-GA | +102.0% | BE |
Brad KnottR-NC | +54.4% | CMPO |
John RoseR-TN | +47.0% | GOOGL |
| +43.1% | LASR |
the tickers Congress is buying and selling most this month
Preview the four main card classes you can pull in packs. The full gallery stays blurred until cards are discovered, but these examples show the ladder from Common → Legendary.
new congressional disclosures with source status, delay, and context
cluster buys, suspicious timing, and late filings — flagged automatically
active legislation that moves the stocks Congress already owns
where a member's committee jurisdiction overlaps with their own portfolio — one tweet-ready sentence each
Ashley Moody sits on Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions and held LLY while the sector absorbed $22M in lobbying.
Ron Wyden sits on Senate Committee on the Budget and held LLY while the sector absorbed $22M in lobbying.
Tim Moore sits on House Committee on the Budget and held CNC while the sector absorbed $6M in lobbying.
a fresh 5-minute audio recap of today's swamp moves — every morning
paper portfolios and filing alerts — no brokerage, no advice
Track disclosed trades as paper portfolios. Follow filings, not instructions.
ask any question about trades, members, bills, sectors — get a sourced answer
the dumbest, costliest, most embarrassing trades in Congress — receipts only
which companies fall under each committee's jurisdiction — so you know whose vote matters to which stock
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