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Boston Scientific Corp (BSX): trades by Congress and the executive branch

Every trade in Boston Scientific Corp that a representative, a senator, the President or a senior official disclosed since 2015, newest report first. Each is read from the filer’s periodic transaction report and linked to it.

Latest report Oct 8, 2026 · Source · RSS feed

Trades disclosed
201since 2015
Members
27
Purchases / sales
87 / 114
Typical days to public
24median
Public after 45 days
11of 155 dated trades by Congress

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Transactions

Trades 201–201 of 201, newest report first
MemberAssetTypeAmountTrade dateLagPublicFiling
Michael ConawayR-TXTX11BSXBoston Scientific Corp · SpouseBuy$1K–$15KMar 18, 201518dApr 5PDF

Members who traded BSX

MemberTradesBuysSellsLast tradedLatest report
Michael McCaulR-TXTX10391821Mar 27, 2026Apr 8, 2026
Donald TrumpPresident321913Aug 28, 2026Oct 8, 2026
Alan LowenthalD-CACA4720812Oct 24, 2022Nov 5, 2022
Gilbert CisnerosD-CACA3119109Aug 18, 2026Sep 10, 2026
Rohit KhannaD-CACA171789Sep 4, 2026Oct 7, 2026
Lois FrankelD-FLFL221358Sep 8, 2023Oct 10, 2023
Kevin HernR-OKOK011257Sep 9, 2026Sep 25, 2026
Donald RemyDeputy Secretary, Department of Veterans Affairs10010Oct 7, 2021Nov 23, 2021
Lisa McClainR-MIMI09523Oct 31, 2025Nov 21, 2025
John CurtisR-UTUT03523Dec 4, 2023Dec 15, 2023
Josh GottheimerD-NJNJ05404Apr 14, 2020May 13, 2020
John BoozmanR-ARSenate312Jun 4, 2026Jul 13, 2026
Markwayne MullinR-OKSenate330Dec 29, 2025Jan 16, 2026
Valerie HoyleD-OROR04211Sep 23, 2025Oct 10, 2025
Bruce WestermanR-ARAR04211Apr 21, 2025May 12, 2025
Robert WittmanR-VAVA01211Dec 16, 2021Jan 9, 2022
Dean PhillipsD-MNMN03211Dec 18, 2020Jan 9, 2021
Michael ConawayR-TXTX11211Sep 12, 2016Oct 12, 2016
Markwayne MullinSecretary, Department of Homeland Security101May 18, 2026Jul 25, 2026
Alan ArmstrongR-OKSenate110Mar 27, 2026Jul 21, 2026
Lori Chavez-DeRemerSecretary, Department of Labor101Apr 28, 2025Sep 9, 2025
Jefferson ShreveR-ININ06101May 12, 2025Jun 22, 2025
Troy EdgarDeputy Secretary, Department of Homeland Security101Mar 25, 2025May 14, 2025
Eric LanderDirector, Office of Science and Technology Policy101Jun 10, 2021Sep 8, 2021
Peter MeijerR-MIMI03101Feb 16, 2021Mar 16, 2021
Mo BrooksR-ALAL05101Feb 5, 2020Mar 24, 2020
Susie LeeD-NVNV03101Apr 25, 2019May 9, 2019

Source

Each trade is a line of a periodic transaction report filed under the STOCK Act, read from the report itself and linked to it. Three offices publish them, and all three are read here every hour: the House Clerk for representatives, the Senate Office of Public Records for senators, and the Office of Government Ethics for the President, the Vice President and Senate-confirmed officials (OGE Form 278-T). OGE links some officials’ reports and releases the rest on request; only linked reports are here.

The Act requires a report within 45 days of the trade; the lag counts the days from the trade to the day the report became public. Reports give each amount as a range. Amendments are marked and not counted as late; trades a later report withdrew are left out. The President’s reports and some House reports are scans of paper forms: a scanned value that does not read with certainty is shown as not read, never guessed, and the report is one click away. “Since” is the stock’s move from the trade date’s close to the latest daily close.

The same trades are in the OptimistFi MCP server’s get_congress_trades tool, by filer or by stock, for each chamber: connect it. Every House trade is free to download as CSV or JSON, and every trade here can be followed by RSS: the data.

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