Lloyd Doggett
D–TX-37 · U.S. House · since 1995 · House Committee on the Budget · House Committee on Ways and Means · Joint Committee on Taxation
- Trades
- 234
- 126 filings · 2 paper
- Last filed
- 2026-10-05
- newest filing
- Purchases minus sales over the trailing 12 months, summed from the statutory ranges on each filing — an interval, not an estimate of value.
- $22.0K to $330K
- purchases − sales
- Rows filed past the STOCK Act's 45-day window, out of the 234 rows whose dates allow a late status.
- 5 of 234
- filed after 45 days
House Clerk + Senate eFD · amounts are Amounts are statutory ranges; totals on this page are therefore ranges too. Amount ranges ↗ · as of 2026-10-29
Quarterly flow
8 quarters · by trade date25Q1
25Q2
25Q3
25Q4
26Q1
26Q2
26Q3
26Q4
26Q4 so far (inside the 45-day filing window): none disclosed
purchases above the axis, sales below · solid = the provable minimum, lighter = up to the maximum; a maximum past the axis top is cut and marked · gaps are gaps — no interpolation · y from $0 · no midpoints — bar spans the disclosed bounds · source: House Clerk + Senate eFD
Disclosed flow by quarter. 25Q1: purchases $5K–$75K, no sales; 25Q2: purchases $6K–$90K, no sales; 25Q3: purchases $1K–$15K, no sales; 25Q4: purchases $5K–$75K, no sales; 26Q1: purchases $5K–$75K, no sales; 26Q2: purchases $6K–$90K, no sales; 26Q3: purchases $6K–$90K, no sales; 26Q4: no purchases, no sales
Trades
234 trades · newest filed first| Side | Ticker | The asset as filed, without the parts that repeat the row: a trailing “(TICKER)” that is the row's ticker, the stock code “[ST]” when it is the row's type (“Stocks (including ADRs)” in the House Clerk's list of asset type codes), and a trailing “Common Stock” or “Ordinary Shares”. Any other code is shown as its words from that list; a code not on it keeps its brackets. A name that differs from the filing in any other way is a button: its note gives the text as filed. The filing itself is the exact record. Filings under this member include transactions by spouse (SP), dependent children (DC), and joint accounts (JT) — the STOCK Act does not distinguish who directed a trade. Owner codes ↗ | Range | Traded → filed | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BUY | HD | Home Depot, Inc. | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +18d | |
| BUY | PPG | PPG Industries, Inc. | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +24d | |
| BUY | IBM | International Business Machines Corporation | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +25d | |
| BUY | JNJ | Johnson & Johnson | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +27d | |
| BUY | PG | Procter & Gamble Company | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +22d | |
| BUY | KO | Coca-Cola Company | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +35d | |
| BUY | HD | Home Depot, Inc. | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +18d | |
| BUY | PPG | PPG Industries, Inc. | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +24d | |
| BUY | IBM | International Business Machines Corporation | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +26d | |
| BUY | JNJ | Johnson & Johnson | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +27d | |
| BUY | PG | Procter & Gamble Company | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +20d | |
| BUY | KO | Coca-Cola Company | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +35d | |
| BUY | HD | Home Depot, Inc. | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +11d | |
| BUY | PPG | PPG Industries, Inc. | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +25d | |
| BUY | JNJ | Johnson & Johnson | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +27d | |
| BUY | IBM | International Business Machines Corporation | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +27d | |
| BUY | PG | Procter & Gamble Company | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +16d | |
| BUY | HD | Home Depot, Inc. | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +15d | |
| BUY | KO | Coca-Cola Company | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +18d | |
| BUY | PPG | PPG Industries, Inc. | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +21d | |
| BUY | IBM | International Business Machines Corporation | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +21d | |
| BUY | JNJ | Johnson & Johnson | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +24d | |
| BUY | KO | Coca-Cola Company | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +34d | |
| BUY | HD | Home Depot, Inc. | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +19d | |
| BUY | PPG | PPG Industries, Inc. | $1K–$15K | Traded → Filed +25d |
Each row is the latest version of its filing: an amendment replaces the original it supersedes, and the original stays in the published record. ↗
1–25 of 234 transactions
Filing history
| Filed | Rows | Receipt |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-05 | 4 | |
| 2026-09-08 | 1 | |
| 2026-08-05 | 1 | |
| 2026-07-06 | 4 | |
| 2026-06-04 | 1 | |
| 2026-05-06 | 1 | |
| 2026-04-06 | 4 | |
| 2026-03-05 | 1 | |
| 2026-01-02 | 5 | |
| 2025-08-04 | 1 | |
| 2025-07-07 | 4 | |
| 2025-06-04 | 1 |
1–12 of 124 filings
Paper filings — not machine-readable
Counted in totals, but not machine-readable until OCR. Each links to the original.
Recent disclosures and committee context
Largest recent disclosures
last 90 days · by lower boundCommittees · jurisdiction overlap
membership snapshot 2026-10-29 · jurisdiction mapping v1Serves on: House Committee on the Budget · House Committee on Ways and Means · Joint Committee on Taxation
No overlaps within the mapped committee jurisdictions · 199 trades predate the membership snapshot's validity window: unanswerable, not cleared · 34 trades on unmapped committees (HSBU, HSWM, JSTX): not checked.
A jurisdiction overlap is context, not an accusation: it establishes and implies no legal, ethical, or causal conflict. It states only that the issuer's sector falls within a committee this member sat on as of the trade date, per the sources and mapping versions shown.