Lori Trahan Stock trades · STOCK Act filings
DemocratU.S. House · MA-3
In office since January 3, 2019born 1973current member
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5 of 10 shown
- United States Treasury Bill Zero CPN; Due 7/16/2026Owner: Spouse$250,001 - $500,000Purchase
- United States Treasury Bills Zero CPN; Due 7/16/2026Owner: Spouse$100,001 - $250,000Purchase
- United States Treasury Ser A AJ- 2027; 4.0%; Due 1/15/2027Owner: Spouse$100,001 - $250,000Purchase
- United States Treasury Ser AA-2027; 3.25%; Due 6/30/2027Owner: Spouse$100,001 - $250,000Purchase
- United States Treasury Ser AA-2027; 3.25%; Due 6/30/2027Owner: Spouse$250,001 - $500,000Purchase
About these filings
We hold 10 transactions that Lori Trahan reported under the STOCK Act. The newest filing is dated April 30, 2026. The list above shows the five most recent.
Members of Congress report each trade within 45 days. They give a band, such as $1,001 to $15,000, so you see ranges here and you cannot add them up. A trade can belong to the member, a spouse or a dependent child, and every line names the owner.
New to these filings? Read What members of Congress must disclose about their trades or Can members of Congress trade stocks.
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