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Track congressional stock trades from your browser sidebar. House, Senate, and lobbying data from public STOCK Act filings. Congress members buy and sell stocks while writing the laws that affect those same companies. Every trade they make is required to be filed publicly under the STOCK Act, but the filings are spread across multiple government websites, formatted inconsistently between the House and Senate, and often reported weeks or months late. Politraders collects the disclosures and puts it in a Chrome side panel. Open the panel on TradingView, Robinhood, Webull, Schwab, or standalone. It reads the ticker from the page and pulls up every congressional trade on that stock going back to 2020. You stay on the page you were on. What you get: House and Senate trades searchable by ticker, member, or filing date. Over 26,000 transactions parsed from public disclosures. A mega buy feed for purchases over $50,000, sorted by size. Useful for spotting large positions. Lobbying records broken out by quarter. Shows which firms are lobbying around the same companies that legislators are actively trading. Auto-detection on supported brokerage pages, so you do not have to type the ticker yourself. How to use it: Click the icon. The side panel opens next to your current page. Type a ticker or let auto-detect handle it. Switch between House, Senate, mega buys, and lobbying using the tabs. Privacy: The extension only asks for permissions it actually uses. URLs are stored on your device for ticker detection and are not sent to any server. No advertising trackers. No data sales. No account required to start. Full policy at politraders.com/disclaimer. Politraders is a research tool built on public filings. It is not investment advice. Source links are included so you can verify any disclosure against the original record.
May 24, 2026
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