Congressional trading
Who in Congress traded NEE?
NextEra Energy, Inc. Common Stock · classified as Utilities. 14 disclosed transactions across 7 members.
14
Transactions
7
Members
6 / 8
Buys / sells
1
Filed late
Committee overlap
2 of 7 members who traded NEE sit on a committee with jurisdiction over Utilities. This is a disclosed structural overlap, not evidence of wrongdoing. Nothing here asserts that any member acted on non-public information. Jurisdiction is mapped from published House and Senate committee rules — see the methodology.
Members
5 transactions- Sell2025-12-18$1,001 - $15,000(Joint)disclosed after 18dfiling
- Partial sell2025-11-13$1,001 - $15,000(Joint)disclosed after 22dfiling
- Partial sell2025-08-14$1,001 - $15,000(Joint)disclosed after 19dfiling
- Partial sell2025-04-01$1,001 - $15,000(Joint)disclosed after 35dfiling
- Buy2025-01-15$1,001 - $15,000(Joint)disclosed after 23dfiling
3 transactions
2 transactionsCommittee overlap
1 transaction- Sell2026-06-08$15,001 - $50,000(Joint)disclosed after 38dfiling
1 transaction1 filed past the 45-day deadline- Sell2026-03-27$50,001 - $100,000disclosed after 116dfiling
1 transaction- Buy2024-07-01$1,001 - $15,000(Dependent child)disclosed after 30dfiling
1 transactionCommittee overlap- Sell2023-12-21$15,001 - $50,000(Spouse)disclosed after 18dfiling
Where this comes from
12 transactions from House Clerk Periodic Transaction Reports and 2 from Senate eFD filings. Amounts are the statutory brackets filers report — Congress does not disclose exact values. Senate filings carry one filing date per report rather than per transaction, so “disclosed after” for a Senate row is measured to the date the whole report was filed. This page is a conflict-of-interest disclosure, not investment advice or a trading signal.