Congressional Stock Timing & Conflict Auditor

Investigative Grounding: Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-WI) told Charlie Cotton in a TMZ interview that lawmakers "shamefully use insider trading to make loads of cash." This analytical workbench cross-references trade disclosure dates with statutory 45-day STOCK Act boundaries, direct committee jurisdiction markups, and proposed reform mandates.

Dual-Track Legislative & Transaction Timeline

Click any transaction node or table row to inspect chronological proximity to closed briefings and bill markups.

Showing: LMT (Defense)

Audited Congressional Dossier (Representative Ledger)

5 Transactions Analyzed

Member / Chamber	Ticker	Type	Trade Date	Filing Date	STOCK Act Lag	Committee Conflict

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Lawmaker / Committee

Ticker Symbol

Trade Execution Date

Periodic Disclosure Date

Committee Jurisdiction

Legislative Milestone Anchor

Conflict Risk Inspection

High Conflict Risk

Subject Lawmaker Rep. Jane Doe (House Armed Services Committee)

Asset & Transaction LMT (Lockheed Martin) — Purchase ($50,001 - $100,000)

Related Committee Action / Hearing Classified Defense Procurement Briefing (2024-03-10)

Legislative Proximity Delta +2 Days post closed-door briefing

STOCK Act Filing Lag Within 45-Day Statutory Window (41 days)

Benchmark Comparative Return +14.8% vs S&P 500 (+3.2%)

Legislative Reform Simulator

Simulate how proposed Capitol Hill ethics bills transform the legality and penalties for this audited trade.

Single-Stock Ownership Ban (Index Only)

Mandatory Qualified Blind Trust Rule

48-Hour Real-Time Disclosure Mandate

Civil Penalty Surcharge (100% Disgorgement)

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