Private Prison stocks are hidden in small-company ETFs and show up in Congress Members' investments, possibly without their knowledge.

Personal financial disclosures for cities vary widely and often provide minimal information. This report indexes disclosure resources.

PSN-2: Who Day Trades in DC? This newsletter explores who in the Senate, House, and Executive has made the most stock trades so far in 2021.

Issue1: Which Politicians Are Rich? Political Investing | The FinePrint Newsletter | 25 May 2021

Co-sponsors of bills meant to punish Major League Baseball for its response to GA-SB202 still own stock in other boycott target firms.

Three GOP Members, who endorsed Trump’s boycott of “woke” companies, have kept their stock holdings in those firms.

GA Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene invests in Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, and other pharma despite refusing the vaccine and downplaying COVID-19

by Jack Hemphill and Jake Jacobs (updated 1/3/21 with 12/31/20 data) OVERVIEW Senator David Perdue (GA) has been widely criticized for...

Our 2020 Audit grades all 50 states on their requirements for financial disclosure by their elected officials.

137 congressional candidates failed to file their disclosures, but only 3 of them won their races.

New analysis pins down the value of Sen. Loeffler’s stock in Intercontinental Exchange - a firm her husband founded & she now regulates.

We have found an unsurprising but disappointing trend; third-party candidates almost never file their required financial disclosures.

Rep. Mike Garcia (R-CA25) is the only Member of Congress not to file 2020 STOCK Act Disclosures, due to the unique nature of his election.

Rep. Donna Shalala (D-FL) is under fire for late STOCK Act disclosures. Opponent Maria Elvira Salazar has accused Shalala of corruption.

Postmaster DeJoy has a massive (187 to 1) conflict-of-interest between his stock in his ex-company, XPO, and his role as Postmaster General

Analysis of the investment portfolios of Susan Collins (R) and Sarah Gideon (D) in their 2020 race for a Maine U.S. Senate seat.

The 2018 Senate was the first Billion-Dollar Senate we've tracked. Yet, much like America, the wealth of Congress is not evenly distributed.

Congressman Phil Roe (TN-01) has been under scrutiny for trades in Covid-related stocks. The story is complicated, so here is a timeline.

We take a first look at Kamala Harris's investments and assets, estimated to exceed $10 million, placing her in the top 15% of the Senate.

Infographic of Top-5 most active securities traders in the US House of Representatives as of July 1, 2020 disclosure releases.