Angie Craig will support a ban on members of Congress trading individual stocks.

Angie Craig · Minnesota · Democratic

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Evidence

Rep. Craig said she was reintroducing her NO STOCK Resolution, and her office said the legislation would require every sitting member of the U.S. House to immediately sell individual stocks and refrain from future stock ownership while in office.

Craig publicly backed a ban on members of Congress owning or trading individual stocks by reintroducing the NO STOCK Resolution.

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Rep. Craig Reintroduces Legislation to Ban Members of Congress from Trading Stocks
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Congress.gov shows H.Res.491 was introduced by Rep. Craig and referred to the House Committee on Ethics. The text would prohibit Members of Congress from owning individual stocks.

The official record confirms Craig formally sponsored a resolution to ban individual stock ownership by House members, but it remained at the introductory stage with no later action shown here.

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H.Res.491 - NO STOCK Resolution
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Craig promised to support a ban on members of Congress trading individual stocks. In federal office, she publicly reintroduced and sponsored the NO STOCK Resolution, which would require House members to sell individual stocks and refrain from future ownership while serving. The measure did not pass, but the promised action was support for the ban, not enactment of the ban. Sponsoring the resolution is a concrete same-term fulfillment of that support promise.

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