IPUBLIC RECORDSEXCHANGERECEIPTSloadinglive·IMONEY TRAILEXCHANGESOURCESverifyinglive·IDATA SOURCESEXCHANGEFILINGSpublic recordslive·IPUBLIC RECORDSEXCHANGERECEIPTSloadinglive·IMONEY TRAILEXCHANGESOURCESverifyinglive·IDATA SOURCESEXCHANGEFILINGSpublic recordslive·
← Ticker index
X
Ticker

X

Congressional Trades
34
by 4 members
Ticker disclosure brief

Congressional disclosure records for X

A ticker-first view of recent disclosures, reported ranges, filing lags, party aggregates, federal awards, lobbying records, and source-linked receipts.

Latest receipt
Lisa McClain
SELL · 2025-06-20
Largest range
$100K – $250K
Tommy Tuberville
Longest observed gap
343d
Tommy Tuberville
Highest 30d vs SPY
23.7%
Ro Khanna
Purchase rows
13
38%
Sale rows
10
29%
Disclosed midpoint
$2.0M
range estimate
Unique Traders
4
members
Disclosure timing method

Observed filing gaps are not notice-date findings

The reporting deadline is the earlier of 30 days after notice or 45 days after the transaction. Public disclosure rows provide transaction and filing dates, but do not establish when a member received notice. PoliWealth therefore marks only transaction-to-filing gaps over 45 days as an apparent delay for review; 31–45 day gaps are not labeled late from transaction date alone.

Party Breakdown

Democrats2 · 6%
Republicans32 · 94%

Lobbying filings

all →
  • 2026-04-20$310K
    UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
    Investment projects, U.S. manufacturing strategy, job creation issues, Buy American policies and China competitiveness issues. Promotion of waterways infrastructure investments and maintenance. Implementation and enforcement of U.S. trade laws; global steel production and overcapacity, currency manipulation, state-owned enterprises, and non-market economies; proposed trade agreements; Section 301 actions; U.S. Department of Commerce and Presidential national security actions under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. U.S. Department of Commerce trade enforcement funding. EPA rules and regulations affecting integrated steelmaking. Mine Safety and Health Administration and Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulatory activities. Federal tax code reform, including international tax reform. Oversight of Environmental Protection Agency regulatory actions and activities, including ozone and air emissions, water quality, and jurisdiction of navigable water
  • 2026-04-20$80K
    UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
    Issues related to partnership with Nippon Steel.
  • 2026-04-20$30K
    UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
    Outreach and education related to recent business transactions. Issues related to the proposed investment in U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel Corporation, including necessary federal regulatory reviews (Anti-trust, CFIUS) - no specific legislation.
  • 2026-04-20$10K
    UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
    Issues related to Steel 232 investigation and USMCA review.
  • 2026-04-19$0
    UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
    Legislation and executive actions affecting domestic steel manufacturing.
  • 2026-03-31$0
    UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
    Policy and regulatory issues related to US capital investments.
  • 2026-01-20$10K
    UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
    Issues related to Steel 232 investigation and USMCA review.
  • 2026-01-19$30K
    UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
    Outreach and education related to recent business transactions. Issues related to the proposed investment in U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel Corporation, including necessary federal regulatory reviews (Anti-trust, CFIUS) - no specific legislation.
  • 2026-01-19$0
    UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
  • 2026-01-16$180K
    UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION
    U.S. manufacturing strategy, job creation issues, Buy American policies and China competitiveness issues. Promotion of waterways infrastructure investments and maintenance. Implementation and enforcement of U.S. trade laws; global steel production and overcapacity, currency manipulation, state-owned enterprises, and non-market economies; proposed trade agreements; Section 301 actions; U.S. Department of Commerce and Presidential national security actions under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. U.S. Department of Commerce trade enforcement funding. EPA rules and regulations affecting integrated steelmaking. Mine Safety and Health Administration and Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulatory activities. Federal tax code reform, including international tax reform. Oversight of Environmental Protection Agency regulatory actions and activities, including ozone and air emissions, water quality, and jurisdiction of navigable waters.
Loading trade analytics…

All Disclosed Trades

Page 2 · 9 of 34 shown
DateMemberActionAmountObserved GapReceipt
2023-06-20RTommy TubervilleSELL$50K – $100K69dApparent delayreceipt →
2022-09-19RTommy TubervilleBUY$100K – $250K343dApparent delayreceipt →
2021-10-18RTommy TubervilleBUY$100K – $250K679dApparent delayreceipt →
2023-03-21RTommy TubervillePARTIAL_SELL$50K – $100K160dApparent delayreceipt →
2022-02-10RTommy TubervilleBUY$100K – $250K564dApparent delayreceipt →
2023-01-05RTommy TubervillePARTIAL_SELL$50K – $100K235dApparent delayreceipt →
2022-05-31RTommy TubervilleBUY$100K – $250K454dApparent delayreceipt →
2023-03-20RTommy TubervillePARTIAL_SELL$50K – $100K161dApparent delayreceipt →
2023-04-24RTommy TubervillePARTIAL_SELL$50K – $100K126dApparent delayreceipt →

“Observed gap” is the calendar distance from transaction date to filing date; only gaps over 45 days receive an apparent-delay marker.