Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) and Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) introduced a bill in January barring members of Congress and their family members from owning individual stocks, an idea to which Nancy Pelosi has signaled openness.
Members of Congress are required to publicly disclose all trades made by themselves or their immediate family within 45 days. Pelosi also bought more than $2 million in Tesla stock in March.
Paul Pelosi’s investments have generated significant public interest, notably when he made a $5.3 million windfall after exercising Alphabet options last June shortly before a House vote on antitrust actions against Silicon Valley titans (considering Pelosi’s options would have expired on the day they exercised them, it’s highly unlikely anything against the rules occurred).
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