Is Marjorie Taylor Greene still a member of Congress?

No. The U.S. House states that she resigned on January 5, 2026. Her disclosure records from covered service remain available as historical public records.

What stocks does Marjorie Taylor Greene currently own?

House transaction reports do not establish a complete current portfolio. They disclose covered transactions in ranges, and later sales or other holdings may not appear in the selected view.

Are the disclosed trade amounts exact?

No. Periodic Transaction Reports generally use value bands. Do not treat the lower or upper endpoint as the exact amount invested.

Whose account does a disclosed transaction belong to?

The filing includes an owner field that can distinguish the filer, spouse, or dependent child. Check that field in the original PDF before attributing the trade.

Can historical congressional trades be used as live signals?

No. Filing delays, value ranges, unknown portfolio context, and the historical status of these records prevent them from functioning as live signals.

Marjorie Taylor Greene Stock Trading: Archived House Disclosures

Marjorie Taylor Greene stock trading records are historical House disclosures. The U.S. House states that she resigned on January 5, 2026, so this page must not present her as a current representative or describe archived filings as a live congressional portfolio.

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Current Status of the Disclosure Record

The Office of the Clerk states that Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned from the House on January 5, 2026. Her former district office moved to interim vacant status. Transactions filed during her covered service remain part of the public disclosure archive, but this page should be read as a historical record. Review the official House status notice.

What the Historical Filings Can and Cannot Show

A Periodic Transaction Report can show an asset, transaction type, transaction date, notification date, owner label, and value range. It does not provide a complete live brokerage statement. The range cannot establish an exact trade size, and a purchase does not prove the asset remained in the portfolio after the reporting period.

Use Transaction Date and Filing Date Separately

The House reporting framework allows a delay between a transaction and public filing. Covered transactions over $1,000 are generally due by the earlier of 30 days after awareness or 45 days after the transaction. Historical disclosures therefore cannot support real-time copy trading. Review the official due-date guidance.

Verify the Original PDF Before Reusing a Claim

Aggregated records can simplify discovery, but the filing PDF remains the controlling source for the reported fields. Confirm the owner code before saying a transaction belonged personally to the filer, and avoid calculating an exact portfolio value from disclosure bands. Search the House Clerk disclosure archive.

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