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Best Democratic stock traders in the House

5 of 26 Democrats in the House beat the S&P 500 when their disclosed trades were copied from the day each filing went public. Nancy Pelosi leads at +235.6%, against +80.7% for SPY.

As of 2026-11-07

Ranked Democrats in the House
26
Beat SPY
5 of 26
Median return over SPY, this list
+3.8%
Leader
Nancy Pelosi, +154.9% vs SPY
Backtests refreshed
2026-11-07
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Democrats in the House who beat SPY, ranked

Copy-bot return minus SPY

Scale: 0 to 154.86 pp · zero baseline

Copy-bot return minus SPY

  • Nancy Pelosi (2022-03-07 to 2026-11-07)+154.86 pp
  • Dwight Evans (2022-03-07 to 2026-11-07)+17.21 pp
  • Thomas R. Suozzi (2022-03-07 to 2026-11-07)+3.85 pp
  • William R. Keating (2022-03-07 to 2026-11-07)+2.94 pp
  • Kathy E. Manning (2022-03-07 to 2026-11-07)+0.0909 pp

Signed percentage-point difference over each member’s own recorded window. These are simulated copy portfolios, not the member’s actual account returns. Different windows are not a matched-period experiment.

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1Nancy Pelosi (D-CA, House)+235.6%+80.7%+154.9%0.81-51.6%53
2Dwight Evans (D-PA, House)+98.0%+80.7%+17.2%0.87-26.3%19
3Thomas R. Suozzi (D-NY, House)+84.6%+80.7%+3.8%0.59-39.0%95
4William R. Keating (D-MA, House)+83.7%+80.7%+2.9%0.84-19.7%30
5Kathy E. Manning (D-NC, House, former)+80.8%+80.7%+0.1%0.80-31.9%388

Returns run from 2022-03-07 to 2026-11-07 unless another start or end date is shown. Purchases count disclosed purchases with a ticker that became public inside the backtest window. Members need at least 10 of them and 3 years of filings to be ranked. "Former" marks members no longer in office.

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Democrats in the House who beat SPY, ranked

Nancy Pelosi: source evidence dated 2026-11-07.

Rank
1
Member
Nancy Pelosi (D-CA, House)
Copy-bot return
+235.6%
SPY, same window
+80.7%
Return over SPY
+154.9%
Sharpe
0.81
Max drawdown
-51.6%
Purchases in window
53
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Step 2 of 3

Did copying this member beat SPY over the same sessions?

Read the return over SPY, not the raw return. Each copy buys on the first trading session after a filing became public, and windows can differ between members.

House Clerk financial disclosure reports
What you should see

Open the member's profile to read the filings behind the copy bot and its full equity curve.

Step 3 of 3

See Nancy Pelosi's trades and copy bot

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See Nancy Pelosi's trades and copy bot
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How this ranking works

Each member is measured by a simulated $100,000 portfolio that buys each disclosed stock purchase and at-the-money calls on the underlyings of disclosed option purchases, on the first trading session after the filing became public. The portfolio rebalances when a new stock or option disclosure from the member becomes public and once each trading week, and it pays fees. The benchmark buys SPY with the same dollars on the same days.

The public filing date is the signal clock. A trade counts from the first day a reader could see the filing, so the delay between a trade and its disclosure is part of the result.

Questions

  1. Which Democrat House member has the best stock trading record?

    Nancy Pelosi (D-CA, House) does. Copying their 53 disclosed purchases from the 5-year window from the day each filing became public returned +235.6% from Mar 7, 2022 to Nov 7, 2026, against +80.7% for SPY over the same sessions.

  2. How many Democrats in the House beat the S&P 500?

    5 of the 26 ranked Democrats in the House did. A member is ranked once they have at least 10 disclosed purchases and 3 years of filings.

  3. Are these the members' actual returns?

    They are the returns of a simulated $100,000 portfolio that buys each disclosed stock purchase and at-the-money calls on the underlyings of disclosed option purchases, on the first trading session after the filing became public, with weekly maintenance and fees. Disclosures report amount ranges and can arrive up to 45 days after the trade, so this measures what a follower could have earned.

  4. How often is this ranking updated?

    Each member's backtest refreshes as new periodic transaction reports are filed. The backtests on this page were last refreshed on Nov 7, 2026.

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