When the referees bet on the games they officiate,
the game is rigged.
The data is public. The disclosures are filed. The records exist.
We have simply organized them into a scoreboard.
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The season so far
Disclosed transactions per month last 24 months
Sep 2024 Sep 2026 · 5 last month
Who is trading
Democrats 26,249 Republicans 22,568 Other 75
Which direction
Purchases 24,220 Sales 24,333 Exchanges 339
Counts are all disclosed transactions in the database — both parties, both chambers, all years. Full numbers in the Trade Database.
Case Files
Episodes dug out of the public record and laid out fact by fact — the trades, the timing, and what the enforcement bodies did about it. Every line is linked to its source. Not argued; shown.
Read the case files → First entry: Richard Burr, February 2020 — two federal investigations, closed with no fine and no charges.
The two rulebooks Accurate as of July 24, 2026
The written rules, side by side — a citation on every row:
- Disclosure requirements — what Congress must reveal about its trades vs. corporate insiders vs. you. Deadlines, dollar ranges vs. exact counts, and the $200 late fee.
- Insider-trading law & enforcement — the same statute on paper, and the structural differences in how it can be enforced.
Live now
- The Scoreboard — members ranked by The Spread: how their disclosed trades were timed against simply holding the market.
- Trade Database — disclosed congressional transactions, searchable by member, ticker, and date. Every row links to the filing.
- Inside the Huddle — trades made within days of committee work in the same sector, by members sitting on that committee. Coincidence shown, basis cited, conclusion yours.
- The Rules — Congress vs. everyone else, side by side, fully cited.
- The Waste Report archive — the congressional waste catalogs, with copies kept against link rot.
- The Playbook — the glossary of terms: the patterns, the plays, and the players.
- Fine History — every STOCK Act fine assessed and collected. The table speaks for itself.
- Methodology & Coverage — every source, every calculation, and exactly how much data is in yet.
Being built
- The named plays — 10th Inning, Overtime, Preseason, Inside the Huddle — as standing reports with published rules.
- Help us help you — public verification of filings too messy for machines to read.
In the database right now
Nothing here is estimated or inferred without disclosure. Nothing here alleges a crime. The site presents public records, organized, with a citation on every row — and the reader draws their own conclusions. The data is bipartisan. Both teams are in the zone.