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Who in Congress Has Traded Dollar General Corporation (DG)?

The Dollar General Corporation line shows up 81 times in the congressional disclosure record between 2015 and 2025, filed by 20 members: 45 purchases against 36 sales. On balance the chamber has been net buyers, and the purchases sit up 53.1% against the latest close.

81Trades
45Buys
36Sells
20Members
$133.21Latest close 2026-10-26
+53.1%Congress buys vs latest close*

*Purchases only, weighted by the midpoint of each disclosed dollar band and marked to the latest close. Filings report a range, never a share count, so this follows the stock rather than anyone's position size.

56% buys44% sells

How it splits by party

Republicans
35 buys · 28 sells
12 members · 63 trades
Democrats
10 buys · 8 sells
8 members · 18 trades

Whose DG buys have done best

Members ranked by how their reported DG purchases have moved since, over roughly the last three years, weighted by disclosed band midpoint and marked to the latest close.

1 Gilbert Cisneros
+79.5%
2 Marjorie Taylor Greene
+66.7%
3 Dan Newhouse
-13.8%
DateMemberTypeAmountEst. priceLatest closeReturn
2025-12-11Dan NewhouseSELL$1K–$15K$132.68$133.21 2026-09-04-0.4% exit
2025-05-14Marjorie Taylor GreeneBUY$1K–$15K$87.70$133.21 2026-09-04+51.9%
2025-03-07Marjorie Taylor GreeneBUY$1K–$15K$81.84$133.21 2026-09-04+62.8%
2025-03-03Marjorie Taylor GreeneBUY$1K–$15K$71.89$133.21 2026-09-04+85.3%
2025-02-26Gilbert CisnerosBUY$1K–$15K$74.19$133.21 2026-09-04+79.5%
2025-01-22Rohit KhannaSELL$1K–$15K$70.72$133.21 2026-09-04-88.4% exit
2025-01-17Rohit KhannaSELL$1K–$15K$68.44$133.21 2026-09-04-94.6% exit
2024-04-10Dan NewhouseBUY$1K–$15K$154.63$133.21 2026-09-04-13.8%
2023-12-28Jared MoskowitzSELL$1K–$15K$135.55$133.21 2026-09-04+1.7% exit
2023-07-28Rohit KhannaBUY$1K–$15K$170.59$133.21 2026-09-04-21.9%
2023-07-21Robert J. WittmanSELL$1K–$15K$167.09$133.21 2026-09-04+20.3% exit
2023-06-06Lois FrankelSELL$1K–$15K$157.11$133.21 2026-09-04+15.2% exit
2023-04-25Rohit KhannaBUY$1K–$15K$219.44$133.21 2026-09-04-39.3%
2023-02-21Jared MoskowitzBUY$1K–$15K$226.61$133.21 2026-09-04-41.2%
2022-12-21Robert J. WittmanBUY$1K–$15K$244.54$133.21 2026-09-04-45.5%
2022-08-01Rohit KhannaBUY$1K–$15K$252.08$133.21 2026-09-04-47.2%
2022-06-27Rohit KhannaBUY$1K–$15K$246.76$133.21 2026-09-04-46.0%
2022-05-05Michael T. McCaulSELL$1K–$15K$233.64$133.21 2026-09-04+43.0% exit
2022-05-05Michael T. McCaulSELL$1K–$15K$233.64$133.21 2026-09-04+43.0% exit
2022-04-21Kurt SchraderBUY$1K–$15K$255.83$133.21 2026-09-04-47.9%
2022-01-07Thomas SuozziSELL$50K–$100K$238.27$133.21 2026-09-04+44.1% exit
2021-10-20Thomas SuozziBUY$50K–$100K$215.23$133.21 2026-09-04-38.1%
2021-05-14Robert J. WittmanSELL$1K–$15K$206.20$133.21 2026-09-04+35.4% exit
2021-01-04Thomas H TubervilleSELL$50K–$100K$209.71$133.21 2026-09-04+36.5% exit
2020-12-09David P. RoeBUY$1K–$15K$208.98$128.42 2026-10-26-38.5%
2020-06-05Susie LeeSELL$1K–$15K$185.66$133.21 2026-09-04+28.3% exit
2020-05-27Lois FrankelSELL$1K–$15K$187.20$133.21 2026-09-04+28.8% exit
2020-05-13David P. RoeBUY$1K–$15K$181.57$133.21 2026-09-04-26.6%
2020-05-12David P. RoeBUY$1K–$15K$181.73$133.21 2026-09-04-26.7%
2020-05-11David P. RoeBUY$1K–$15K$183.04$133.21 2026-09-04-27.2%
2020-05-06David P. RoeBUY$1K–$15K$173.90$128.42 2026-10-26-26.1%
2020-04-07Kelly LoefflerSELL$15K–$50K$169.18$133.21 2026-09-04+21.3% exit
2020-03-17Kelly LoefflerSELL$1K–$15K$154.53$133.21 2026-09-04+13.8% exit
2020-03-12Kelly LoefflerSELL$50K–$100K$141.97$133.21 2026-09-04+6.2% exit
2020-02-28Kelly LoefflerSELL$50K–$100K$150.30$133.21 2026-09-04+11.4% exit
2020-01-13Michael T. McCaulSELL$50K–$100K$154.12$133.21 2026-09-04+13.6% exit
2020-01-13Michael T. McCaulSELL$15K–$50K$154.12$133.21 2026-09-04+13.6% exit
2019-09-04Robert J. WittmanBUY$1K–$15K$157.80$133.21 2026-09-04-15.6%
2019-04-04Dean PhillipsSELL$1K–$15K$120.16$128.42 2026-10-26-6.9% exit
2018-08-06Diane BlackBUY$1K–$15K$98.67$122.31 2026-08-19+24.0%
2018-08-06Diane BlackBUY$1K–$15K$98.67$133.21 2026-09-04+35.0%
2018-07-27Diane BlackBUY$1K–$15K$97.43$133.21 2026-09-04+36.7%
2018-07-25Diane BlackBUY$1K–$15K$98.75$133.21 2026-09-04+34.9%
2018-07-24Diane BlackBUY$1K–$15K$98.59$133.21 2026-09-04+35.1%
2017-11-30Rohit KhannaBUY$1K–$15K$88.08$133.21 2026-09-04+51.2%
2017-05-01Lois FrankelBUY$1K–$15K$72.05$133.21 2026-09-04+84.9%
2017-03-23Lamar SmithSELL$1K–$15K$68.90$133.21 2026-09-04-93.3% exit
2017-03-13Lamar SmithSELL$1K–$15K$72.59$133.21 2026-09-04-83.5% exit
2017-03-08Lamar SmithSELL$1K–$15K$72.53$133.21 2026-09-04-83.7% exit
2016-12-02James B. RenacciBUY$1K–$15K$74.56$128.42 2026-10-26+72.2%

Buys are marked to the latest close and treated as open. A sell tagged rt closes an earlier disclosed buy in the same name. exit shows how the stock moved after the member sold.

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Frequently asked — Dollar General Corporation (DG) congressional trades

Which lawmakers have traded Dollar General Corporation (DG)?

20 members of the U.S. House and Senate have disclosed Dollar General Corporation transactions under the STOCK Act — 45 purchases and 36 sales. The full member-by-member breakdown, with dates and dollar ranges, is in the table above.

Which lawmakers bought DG recently?

No member of Congress has disclosed a DG purchase in the last 90 days. STOCK Act filings lag the trade by up to 45 days, so newer buys may still be pending disclosure.

How have Congress's DG trades performed?

Notional-weighted, lawmakers' disclosed DG buys are up 53.1% versus the latest close of $133.21. Each trade's own return — and realized round-trips on matched sells — is in the Return column.

Is it legal for members of Congress to trade Dollar General Corporation?

Yes. Under the 2012 STOCK Act, members of Congress may buy and sell individual stocks but must publicly disclose each transaction within 45 days. Bargo surfaces those filings so you can see who traded DG and how it performed.

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