U.S. House Passes Stock Trading Ban for Lawmakers, 232-198 Vote on Wednesday

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Stock Trading Prohibition Act on Wednesday with a 232-198 vote, marking the first full House floor vote on a congressional stock trading ban. The bill aims to restrict stock trading by members of Congress and their immediate family members. Under the proposal, lawmakers are barred from purchasing new stocks but may retain existing holdings and sell freely, with no mandatory liquidation required. The legislation will next be submitted to the Senate for review.
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