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Procter & Gamble Company (PG) — Congressional Trades

64 U.S. lawmakers have disclosed 224 Procter & Gamble Company trades under the STOCK Act — 139 buys and 85 sells between 2005 and 2026. Congress has been net buyers of PG, and their disclosed buys are down 6.6% versus the latest close.

224Trades
139Buys
85Sells
64Members
$144.26Latest close 2026-08-13
-6.6%Congress buys vs latest close*

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

62% buys38% sells

Which party is trading PG?

Republicans
58 buys · 53 sells
36 members · 111 trades
Democrats
75 buys · 18 sells
21 members · 93 trades
Independents
0 buys · 1 sells
1 member · 1 trade

Who profited most from PG?

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

1 Richard Dean Dr McCormick
-1.1%
2 Marjorie Taylor Greene
-1.3%
3 Thomas H Tuberville
-2.2%
4 Markwayne Mullin
-4.8%
5 David J. Taylor
-6.0%
7 Lloyd Doggett
-9.3%
8 Cliff Bentz
-12.1%
9 Scott Scott Franklin
-15.2%
DateMemberTypeAmountEst. priceLatest closeReturn
2026-06-08Thomas H TubervilleSELL$15K–$50K$145.10$144.26 2026-08-13+0.6% exit
2026-05-15Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$141.57$144.26 2026-08-13+1.9%
2026-04-27David J. TaylorBUY$1K–$15K$148.40$144.26 2026-08-13-2.8%
2026-04-16Richard W. AllenSELL$15K–$50K$143.11$144.26 2026-08-13-0.8% exit
2026-03-30Rohit KhannaBUY$1K–$15K$144.72$144.26 2026-08-13-0.3%
2026-03-27Alan ArmstrongSELL$15K–$50K$142.71$144.26 2026-08-13-1.1% exit
2026-02-26John BoozmanSELL$1K–$15K$163.75$144.26 2026-08-13+11.9% exit
2026-02-26David J. TaylorSELL$1K–$15K$163.75$144.26 2026-08-13-2.3% rt
2026-02-17Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$159.55$144.26 2026-08-13-9.6%
2026-02-09David J. TaylorBUY$1K–$15K$157.33$144.26 2026-08-13-8.3%
2026-01-09David J. TaylorBUY$1K–$15K$141.87$144.26 2026-08-13+1.7%
2025-12-05Rohit KhannaSELL$15K–$50K$143.45$144.26 2026-08-13-16.9% rt
2025-12-01Ed CaseSELL$1K–$15K$147.44$144.26 2026-08-13+2.2% exit
2025-11-06Marjorie Taylor GreeneBUY$15K–$50K$146.13$144.26 2026-08-13-1.3%
2025-11-05Richard Dean Dr McCormickBUY$1K–$15K$145.79$144.26 2026-08-13-1.1%
2025-09-22David J. TaylorBUY$1K–$15K$153.07$144.26 2026-08-13-5.8%
2025-09-17Katherine M. ClarkSELL$15K–$50K$160.33$144.26 2026-08-13+18.8% rt
2025-09-10Tim MooreSELL$1K–$15K$157.35$144.26 2026-08-13+8.3% exit
2025-08-13David J. TaylorBUY$1K–$15K$155.41$144.26 2026-08-13-7.2%
2025-08-08Adam SmithSELL$1K–$15K$153.51$144.26 2026-08-13+6.0% exit
2025-08-07David J. TaylorBUY$1K–$15K$153.49$144.26 2026-08-13-6.0%
2025-06-16Scott Scott FranklinSELL$15K–$50K$160.88$144.26 2026-08-13-5.4% rt
2025-06-06Cliff BentzBUY$1K–$15K$164.02$144.26 2026-08-13-12.1%
2025-05-15Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$162.41$144.26 2026-08-13-11.2%
2025-03-24George WhitesidesSELL$100K–$250K$165.65$144.26 2026-08-13+12.9% exit
2025-02-25Rohit KhannaBUY$1K–$15K$172.65$144.26 2026-08-13-16.4%
2025-02-18Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$165.43$144.26 2026-08-13-12.8%
2025-02-10David J. TaylorBUY$1K–$15K$167.53$144.26 2026-08-13-13.9%
2025-01-06Emily RandallSELL$1K–$15K$160.60$144.26 2026-08-13+10.2% exit
2024-11-15Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$169.54$144.26 2026-08-13-14.9%
2024-08-15Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$167.92$144.26 2026-08-13-14.1%
2024-08-07Scott Scott FranklinBUY$1K–$15K$170.02$144.26 2026-08-13-15.2%
2024-05-15Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$166.51$144.26 2026-08-13-13.4%
2024-05-03Thomas H TubervilleSELL$1K–$15K$164.46$144.26 2026-08-13+12.3% exit
2024-05-03Thomas H TubervilleSELL$1K–$15K$164.46$144.26 2026-08-13+11.4% rt
2024-04-10Dan NewhouseSELL$1K–$15K$157.24$144.26 2026-08-13+8.3% exit
2024-02-15Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$157.01$144.26 2026-08-13-8.1%
2024-01-19Thomas H TubervilleBUY$1K–$15K$147.57$144.26 2026-08-13-2.2%
2023-11-15Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$151.42$144.26 2026-08-13-4.7%
2023-10-31Pete SessionsSELL$100K–$250K$150.03$144.26 2026-08-13+3.9% exit
2023-10-03Markwayne MullinBUY$1K–$15K$145.49$144.26 2026-08-13-0.8%
2023-09-21John P RickettsSELL$100K–$250K$152.14$144.26 2026-08-13+5.2% exit
2023-09-13Markwayne MullinBUY$15K–$50K$153.09$144.26 2026-08-13-5.8%
2023-09-11C. Scott FranklinSELL$15K–$50K$154.75$144.26 2026-08-13+6.8% exit
2023-08-16Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$153.21$144.26 2026-08-13-5.8%
2023-07-31Robert J. WittmanBUY$1K–$15K$156.30$144.26 2026-08-13-7.7%
2023-07-24Thomas H TubervilleSELL$1K–$15K$153.42$144.26 2026-08-13+6.0% exit
2023-05-16Lloyd DoggettBUY$1K–$15K$155.74$144.26 2026-08-13-7.4%
2023-05-08Thomas H TubervilleSELL$1K–$15K$155.30$144.26 2026-08-13+7.1% exit
2023-02-23John CurtisSELL$1K–$15K$140.05$144.26 2026-08-13-3.0% exit

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 — Procter & Gamble Company (PG) congressional trades

Which lawmakers have traded Procter & Gamble Company (PG)?

64 members of the U.S. House and Senate have disclosed Procter & Gamble Company transactions under the STOCK Act — 139 purchases and 85 sales. The full member-by-member breakdown, with dates and dollar ranges, is in the table above.

Which lawmakers bought PG recently?

No member of Congress has disclosed a PG 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 PG trades performed?

Notional-weighted, lawmakers' disclosed PG buys are down 6.6% versus the latest close of $144.26. 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 Procter & Gamble Company?

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 PG and how it performed.

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