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GME — GameStop Corporation Common Stock (GME)

Every disclosed congressional transaction in this security, both parties, every chamber. Each row links to the filing it came from.

These are legally required disclosures, not allegations — timing can be coincidence.

Transactions 4 
Members involved 3 
Buys 3 
Sells 1 

Who trades it, and which way

By party

Republicans: 4 (100%)

Democrats 0 Republicans 4

By direction

Purchases: 3 (75%)Sales: 1 (25%)

Purchases 3 Sales 1

Inside its sector Retail & Consumer

Congressional transactions per security in this sector — the page you are on is highlighted.

AMZN 368
HD 208
SBUX 168
COST 153
WMT 123
TJX 107
CVS 104
GME 4

Plus 1,276 transactions across the sector's other securities.

Follow the federal money

Why a company's stock can be sensitive to what Congress does: many of them are also paid by the government. GameStop Corporation's federal contracts, grants and loans are public record.

Look up GameStop Corporation on USASpending →

We link to the source rather than repeat a dollar figure here. Federal awards are recorded under many recipient names — a parent company and its subsidiaries — so an accurate company-wide total has to be read at USASpending itself, where the recipient hierarchy is resolved. Present this beside the trading record and draw your own conclusions.

Transactions

DateMemberActionAmount (as filed)OwnerFiling
2025-06-11 Lisa C. McClain R-MI buy $1,001 – $15,000 spouse
2021-06-21 Mike Garcia R-CA buy $1,001 – $15,000 self
2021-01-28 Patrick J. Toomey R-PA sell $1,001 – $15,000 child
2021-01-27 Patrick J. Toomey R-PA buy $1,001 – $15,000 child

Prices are market data (split- and dividend-adjusted closes), used only for context — every disclosure fact on this page comes from the filings linked in the table above. See Methodology.