The PoliWealth Minute — June 25, 2026
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Congressional trading disclosures reveal some striking patterns. Republican Rep. Lisa McClain holds the record for filing delays, with 938 overdue reports and a single lag stretching 520 days. Democrat Valerie Hoyle and Republican Julia Letlow also trail significantly in compliance. Meanwhile, recent clusters show bipartisan interest in AT&T, UnitedHealth, and Home Depot. But the real signal comes from heavy hitters in healthcare. Florida Senator Ashley Moody, chair of the Health Committee, traded $350,001 in Eli Lilly stock. Oregon’s Ron Wyden bought $300,002 of the same ticker. North Carolina’s Tim Moore, Budget Committee chair, executed 27 trades in Centene, moving over $1.15 million. These members sit on committees directly overseeing the sectors they traded. Lobbying for these companies totaled over $22 million recently. The data shows activity, not intent. It’s a snapshot of public records, waiting for you to draw your own conclusions. From PoliWealth, thats your minute. Well see you tomorrow.
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