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Dollar General Corporation (DG) — Congressional Trades

19 U.S. lawmakers have disclosed 54 Dollar General Corporation trades under the STOCK Act — 34 buys and 20 sells between 2015 and 2025. Congress has been net buyers of DG, and their disclosed buys are up 40.3% versus the latest close.

54Trades
34Buys
20Sells
19Members
$122.08Latest close 2026-08-13
+40.3%Congress buys vs latest close*

*Notional-weighted price return on lawmakers' disclosed buys of DG, marked to the latest close — per-share (share counts aren't disclosed).

63% buys37% sells

Which party is trading DG?

Republicans
29 buys · 13 sells
11 members · 42 trades
Democrats
5 buys · 6 sells
7 members · 11 trades

Who profited most from DG?

Lawmakers ranked by notional-weighted return on their disclosed DG buys (last ~3y), marked to the latest close.

1 Gilbert Cisneros
+64.5%
2 Marjorie Taylor Greene
+52.7%
3 Dan Newhouse
-21.1%
DateMemberTypeAmountEst. priceLatest closeReturn
2025-12-11Dan NewhouseSELL$1K–$15K$132.68$122.08 2026-08-13-14.2% rt
2025-05-14Marjorie Taylor GreeneBUY$1K–$15K$87.70$122.08 2026-08-13+39.2%
2025-03-07Marjorie Taylor GreeneBUY$1K–$15K$81.84$122.08 2026-08-13+49.2%
2025-03-03Marjorie Taylor GreeneBUY$1K–$15K$71.89$122.08 2026-08-13+69.8%
2025-02-26Gilbert CisnerosBUY$1K–$15K$74.19$122.08 2026-08-13+64.5%
2024-04-10Dan NewhouseBUY$1K–$15K$154.63$122.08 2026-08-13-21.1%
2023-12-28Jared MoskowitzSELL$1K–$15K$135.55$122.08 2026-08-13-40.2% rt
2023-07-21Robert J. WittmanSELL$1K–$15K$167.09$122.08 2026-08-13-31.7% rt
2023-06-06Lois FrankelSELL$1K–$15K$157.11$122.08 2026-08-13+22.3% exit
2023-02-21Jared MoskowitzBUY$1K–$15K$226.61$122.08 2026-08-13-46.1%
2022-12-21Robert J. WittmanBUY$1K–$15K$244.54$122.08 2026-08-13-50.1%
2022-04-21Kurt SchraderBUY$1K–$15K$255.83$122.08 2026-08-13-52.3%
2022-01-07Thomas SuozziSELL$50K–$100K$238.27$122.08 2026-08-13+10.7% rt
2021-10-20Thomas SuozziBUY$50K–$100K$215.23$122.08 2026-08-13-43.3%
2021-05-14Robert J. WittmanSELL$1K–$15K$206.20$122.08 2026-08-13+30.7% rt
2021-01-04Thomas H TubervilleSELL$50K–$100K$209.71$122.08 2026-08-13+41.8% exit
2020-12-09David P. RoeBUY$1K–$15K$208.98$122.08 2026-08-13-41.6%
2020-06-05Susie LeeSELL$1K–$15K$185.66$122.08 2026-08-13+34.3% exit
2020-05-27Lois FrankelSELL$1K–$15K$187.20$122.08 2026-08-13+159.8% rt
2020-05-13David P. RoeBUY$1K–$15K$181.57$122.08 2026-08-13-32.8%
2020-05-12David P. RoeBUY$1K–$15K$181.73$122.08 2026-08-13-32.8%
2020-05-11David P. RoeBUY$1K–$15K$183.04$122.08 2026-08-13-33.3%
2020-05-06David P. RoeBUY$1K–$15K$173.90$122.08 2026-08-13-29.8%
2020-04-07Kelly LoefflerSELL$15K–$50K$169.18$122.08 2026-08-13+27.8% exit
2020-03-17Kelly LoefflerSELL$1K–$15K$154.53$122.08 2026-08-13+21.0% exit
2020-03-12Kelly LoefflerSELL$50K–$100K$141.97$122.08 2026-08-13+14.0% exit
2020-02-28Kelly LoefflerSELL$50K–$100K$150.30$122.08 2026-08-13+18.8% exit
2019-09-04Robert J. WittmanBUY$1K–$15K$157.80$122.08 2026-08-13-22.6%
2019-04-04Dean PhillipsSELL$1K–$15K$120.16$122.08 2026-08-13-1.6% exit
2018-08-06Diane BlackBUY$1K–$15K$98.67$122.08 2026-08-13+23.7%
2018-07-27Diane BlackBUY$1K–$15K$97.43$122.08 2026-08-13+25.3%
2018-07-25Diane BlackBUY$1K–$15K$98.75$122.08 2026-08-13+23.6%
2018-07-24Diane BlackBUY$1K–$15K$98.59$122.08 2026-08-13+23.8%
2017-05-01Lois FrankelBUY$1K–$15K$72.05$122.08 2026-08-13+69.4%
2017-03-23Lamar SmithSELL$1K–$15K$68.90$122.08 2026-08-13-5.7% rt
2017-03-13Lamar SmithSELL$1K–$15K$72.59$122.08 2026-08-13+2.7% rt
2017-03-08Lamar SmithSELL$1K–$15K$72.53$122.08 2026-08-13+6.9% rt
2016-12-02James B. RenacciBUY$1K–$15K$74.56$122.08 2026-08-13+63.7%
2016-10-24Lamar SmithSELL$1K–$15K$68.27$122.08 2026-08-13-0.3% rt
2016-07-20James B. RenacciBUY$1K–$15K$93.82$122.08 2026-08-13+30.1%
2016-06-01James B. RenacciBUY$1K–$15K$90.74$122.08 2026-08-13+34.5%
2016-04-19James B. RenacciBUY$1K–$15K$83.49$122.08 2026-08-13+46.2%
2016-04-08Michael T. McCaulBUY$1K–$15K$82.31$122.08 2026-08-13+48.3%
2016-03-31James B. RenacciBUY$15K–$50K$85.60$122.08 2026-08-13+42.6%
2016-03-15Tom Thomas Graves Jr.SELL$1K–$15K$85.04$122.08 2026-08-13-43.6% exit
2016-02-02Lamar SmithBUY$1K–$15K$76.34$122.08 2026-08-13+59.9%
2016-01-15James B. RenacciBUY$1K–$15K$68.88$122.08 2026-08-13+77.2%
2016-01-07James B. RenacciBUY$1K–$15K$71.84$122.08 2026-08-13+69.9%
2015-05-20K. Michael ConawaySELL$1K–$15K$72.88$122.08 2026-08-13-67.5% exit
2015-03-25Lamar SmithBUY$1K–$15K$74.17$122.08 2026-08-13+64.6%

Return: buys marked to the latest close (open); sells tagged rt are realized round-trips vs a prior disclosed buy; exit = timing (stock move after the sale, seller's perspective).

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Frequently asked — Dollar General Corporation (DG) congressional trades

Which lawmakers have traded Dollar General Corporation (DG)?

19 members of the U.S. House and Senate have disclosed Dollar General Corporation transactions under the STOCK Act — 34 purchases and 20 sales. The full member-by-member breakdown, with dates and dollar ranges, is in the table above.

Which lawmakers bought DG recently?

No member of Congress has disclosed a DG purchase in the last 90 days. STOCK Act filings lag the trade by up to 45 days, so newer buys may still be pending disclosure.

How have Congress's DG trades performed?

Notional-weighted, lawmakers' disclosed DG buys are up 40.3% versus the latest close of $122.08. Each trade's own return — and realized round-trips on matched sells — is in the Return column.

Is it legal for members of Congress to trade Dollar General Corporation?

Yes. Under the 2012 STOCK Act, members of Congress may buy and sell individual stocks but must publicly disclose each transaction within 45 days. Bargo surfaces those filings so you can see who traded DG and how it performed.

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