Jared Polis Stock Trades and Portfolio — Congressional Trading Record

Jared Schutz Polis represented Colorado's 2nd Congressional District in the U.S. House from January 2009 to January 2019. A Democrat, he served on the House Committee on Rules, the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, and co-chaired the bipartisan Congressional Internet Caucus — a fitting role for a politician who built his wealth as an internet entrepreneur. Before entering politics, Polis founded ProFlowers in 1998, which Liberty Media acquired for roughly $477 million in 2006. He also founded bluemountain.com (sold to Excite@Home for $780 million in stock in 1999) and several other digital businesses. He left Congress to become Governor of Colorado in January 2019. From my review of his public financial disclosure forms, I found Polis reported assets between $30 million and over $100 million during his House tenure — placing him in the top tier of Congressional net worth.

Polis's periodic transaction reports include trades in several major technology companies and diversified exchange-traded funds. Exact position sizes are not publicly available — STOCK Act filings report values in ranges, not precise dollar amounts — but from the filings I examined, I found transactions spanning the $1,001-$50,000 range across multiple reporting periods. His portfolio disclosures include a mix of stock sales, purchases, and asset transfers tied to trust or account management structures common among high-net-worth filers. One notable pattern in his filings: several trades appear clustered around the same filing date, suggesting batch reporting of account activity rather than event-driven trading. The most significant caveat: Polis left Congress in January 2019, so his disclosed record covers only seven years of a career that started in 2009, and no STOCK Act reports have been filed since his gubernatorial term began.