STOCK Act disclosures · BROADRIDGE FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS, INC.

Which Members of Congress Traded Broadridge Financial Solutions (BR)?

8 members of Congress have disclosed 18 trades in Broadridge Financial Solutions (BR) stock between Aug 15, 2014 and Jun 16, 2026: 9 purchases and 9 full or partial sales. In the last 12 months, 3 members disclosed 3 purchases and 2 sales. The latest is Gil Cisneros’s purchase of $1k – $15k on Jun 16, 2026.

Of the 13 trades whose filing names the account owner, 3 werein a spouse’s account and 2 in a joint account.

House PTR filings as of Oct 20, 2026

Senate PTR filings as of Nov 30, 2020 · archive; later Senate trades are not included yet

Members
8
Disclosed trades
18
Purchases
9
Sales
9
Est. bought*
$72k
Est. sold*
$72k

Who are the members of Congress trading BR?

8 members
MemberPartyStateChamberTradesBuysSellsEst. volume*Latest
Gil CisnerosDCA-31House541$40k2026-06-16
Lois FrankelDFL-22House303$24k2023-09-08
Rick LarsenDWA-02House211$16k2026-04-07
Lisa McClainRMI-09House211$16k2025-07-10
Robert Bresnahan JrRPA-08House211$16k2025-04-08
Susie LeeDNV-03House211$16k2022-11-30
Dan NewhouseRWA-04House110$8k2025-12-31
Van TaylorRTX-03House101$8k2019-03-25

*Estimated volume adds up the midpoint of each disclosed amount band (e.g. $8,000 for $1,001–$15,000). It is an estimate, not a reported figure. Chamber is the one each trade was filed with.

Are members of Congress buying or selling BR?

Trade yearTradesBuysSellsMembers
20264222
20256424
20231011
20222022
20201101
20193213
20141011

By the year of the trade. Trades can be reported up to 45 days after they happen, so the latest months fill in as filings arrive.

How quickly were BR trades reported?

Median days to report
24
90th percentile
42 days
Filed after 45 days
1 of 18
Longest gap
57 days

Days from each trade to the date its periodic transaction report was filed. The STOCK Act asks members to report a trade no later than 45 days after it happens; a later report is a matter of public record, not by itself evidence of wrongdoing. Compare every member on the late-filing tracker.

What are the latest BR trades by members of Congress?

Newest 18 of 18
Trade dateMemberTypeAmountOwnerFiledFiling
2026-06-16Gil Cisneros · D-CA-31 · HouseBuy$1k – $15kSelf2026-07-02 · 16dPTR
2026-05-15Gil Cisneros · D-CA-31 · HousePartial sell$1k – $15kSelf2026-06-08 · 24dPTR
2026-04-14Gil Cisneros · D-CA-31 · HouseBuy$1k – $15kSelf2026-05-08 · 24dPTR
2026-04-07Rick Larsen · D-WA-02 · HouseSellAdvisor-driven quarterly rebalancing$1k – $15kSelf2026-04-15 · 8dPTR
2025-12-31Dan Newhouse · R-WA-04 · HouseBuy$1k – $15kSpouse2026-01-15 · 15dPTR
2025-07-10Lisa McClain · R-MI-09 · HouseSell$1k – $15kSpouse2025-08-13 · 34dPTR
2025-06-17Lisa McClain · R-MI-09 · HouseBuy$1k – $15kSpouse2025-08-13 · 57dPTR
2025-04-08Robert Bresnahan Jr · R-PA-08 · HouseBuy$1k – $15kSelf2025-05-08 · 30dPTR
2025-01-13Robert Bresnahan Jr · R-PA-08 · HouseSell$1k – $15kJoint2025-02-13 · 31dPTR
2025-01-07Rick Larsen · D-WA-02 · HouseBuy$1k – $15kSelf2025-01-14 · 7dPTR
2023-09-08Lois Frankel · D-FL-22 · HouseSell$1k – $15kSelf2023-10-10 · 32dPTR
2022-11-30Susie Lee · D-NV-03 · HouseSell$1k – $15kJoint2022-12-29 · 29dPTR
2022-10-13Lois Frankel · D-FL-22 · HousePartial sell$1k – $15kSelf2022-10-24 · 11dPTR
2020-03-05Gil Cisneros · D-CA-31 · HouseBuy$1k – $15k—2020-04-16 · 42d—
2019-03-25Van Taylor · R-TX-03 · HouseSell$1k – $15k—2019-04-15 · 21d—
2019-03-14Susie Lee · D-NV-03 · HouseBuy$1k – $15k—2019-04-08 · 25d—
2019-02-25Gil Cisneros · D-CA-31 · HouseBuy$1k – $15k—2019-03-08 · 11d—
2014-08-15Lois Frankel · D-FL-22 · HouseSell$1k – $15k—2014-08-25 · 10d—

Days after the filing date count from the trade to the report; a highlighted figure is past the 45-day deadline.

What do these records cover?

House trades come from the official House Clerk filings from 2021 on; earlier House rows come from an archive of the same reports. Senate trades come from an archive that ends on Nov 30, 2020. Senators’ BR trades after that date are not included until the Senate eFD import is live, so this page undercounts Senate activity since then (0 of the 18 trades here are Senate filings). Scanned paper filings are not itemised, so their trades are not counted.

These are trades reported on periodic transaction reports, not current holdings: a member who bought BR may have sold it since, and a position bought before the records start, or held through a fund, does not show here. Amounts are disclosed as bands. This page is educational and is not a recommendation to buy or sell BR.

BR Congress trades: questions answered from the filings

Which members of Congress have traded Broadridge Financial Solutions (BR) stock?

8 members of Congress disclosed 18 trades in BR between Aug 15, 2014 and Jun 16, 2026. The most active were Gil Cisneros (D-CA-31, 5 trades), Lois Frankel (D-FL-22, 3 trades) and Rick Larsen (D-WA-02, 2 trades). Senate trades after Nov 30, 2020 are not in these records yet.

Are members of Congress buying or selling BR?

Across every disclosed trade, 9 were purchases and 9 were full or partial sales. In the 12 months since Oct 22, 2025, 3 members disclosed 3 purchases and 2 sales.

Who was the latest member of Congress to trade BR?

Gil Cisneros (D-CA-31) disclosed a purchase of $1k – $15k dated Jun 16, 2026, reported on Jul 2, 2026 (16 days later). The earliest BR trade in these records is Lois Frankel's sale on Aug 15, 2014.

How much BR stock have members of Congress bought and sold?

Periodic transaction reports give an amount band, not an exact value. Taking the midpoint of each band, disclosed purchases add up to about $72k and sales to about $72k; this is an estimate. The largest single disclosed trade was Gil Cisneros's purchase of $1k – $15k on Jun 16, 2026.

How long did members of Congress take to report BR trades?

Of the 18 BR trades matched to a filing date, the median was reported 24 days after the trade and 90% within 42 days. 1 was filed after the STOCK Act's 45-day deadline, the longest 57 days after the trade.

Do Democrats or Republicans trade BR more?

4 Democrats disclosed 12 BR trades and 4 Republicans disclosed 6 trades. Democrats account for more of the trades.

Source: periodic transaction reports filed under the STOCK Act with the House Clerk and the Senate. See Broadridge Financial Solutions’s BR stock page for insider, 13F and company data, the stocks Congress members are buying, the most active traders in Congress and how we collect this.