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Committee-jurisdiction overlap tracker

Disclosed congressional trades from the last 90 days that fall in a sector the filer's own committees hold jurisdiction over. An overlap is a fact of dates and assignments — a committee seat and a trade in its sector — and nothing more: it is not an allegation, and this page draws no conclusion about what any member knew or intended. Many overlaps have ordinary explanations. The interpretation is yours.

Built from official Senate eFD and House Clerk disclosures only (public domain); trade sizes are the disclosed band's midpoint (≈). Committee assignments are the current membership snapshot, not a history — an overlap shown against an older trade can reflect a later assignment; the window is kept short for exactly that reason. Sector mapping is by SEC SIC classification. Paper-filed disclosures are not machine-readable and do not appear. Descriptive, not investment advice, and never an allegation. Methodology · Today's notable signals