Congressman Neguse is leading a group of next-generation reformers to confront political corruption, ban stock-trading by Members of Congress and clean up government.
Ban stock trading by Members of Congress and clean up government ethics.
Occurrences
Evidence
The homepage currently says Neguse is "leading a group of next-generation reformers" to "ban stock-trading by Members of Congress and clean up government."
The issue page says Neguse is a leader on the Restore Trust in Congress Act, and describes it as a bipartisan bill that would prohibit Members of Congress, spouses, dependent children, and trustees from owning, buying, or selling individual stocks and related assets.
Congress.gov shows H.R. 5106 was introduced on 2025-09-03, referred to the House Committee on House Administration, and the bill status remains Introduced.
Assessments
Neguse has publicly led and supported a specific federal stock-trading-ban proposal, the Restore Trust in Congress Act, and the evidence shows continued same-term effort on congressional ethics reform. However, the cited bill remains only introduced/referred and has not become law, so the promised outcome of banning stock trading by Members of Congress and cleaning up government ethics has not been delivered. Because he made a serious legislative attempt without achieving enactment, this is a failed delivery with effort credit.