- Sits on a committee covering this industry▲
- 3+ members traded it the same way within 14 days▲
- Filed under family▲
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Katie Boyd Britt
RepublicanSenator · ALChairman, Appropriations subcommittee on Department of Homeland SecurityChairman, Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs subcommittee on Housing, Transportation, and Community DevelopmentCurrent term began Jan 2023⚑ Habitual late filer: median 271 days before a trade was made publicFiles under a spouse's nameQuiet since Jan 2026
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Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
5.2 points ahead of the S&P 500
Copying Britt's 16 purchases from the day each became public: +16.6%. The S&P over the same days: +11.4%.
Buys only, each purchase counted equally, not what Britt earned. 18 of the 48 members with five or more priced purchases are ahead of the index. The typical member trails it by 2.8 points.
- Disclosed trades
- 23
- 16 purchases · 7 sales · made public since January 2026
- Disclosed volume
- $184K
- midpoints of the reported ranges, not what Britt owns
- Made public
- 271 days
- Half of Britt's trades were made public within 271 days; Congress overall 28; the law allows 45.
- On time
- 4%
- 79% across Congress
A United States senator from Alabama and an attorney who led the Business Council of Alabama
Katie Boyd Britt is an attorney who was president and CEO of the Business Council of Alabama from 2019 to 2021. She previously served as chief of staff for Richard Shelby from 2016 to 2018. A Republican, she has served as the junior United States senator from Alabama since 2023.
Britt brings experience in law, business representation and Senate staffing. Her committee work covers banking, securities, insurance, housing and appropriations, providing context across financial services and government spending.
attorney · business council executive · former chief of staff
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What the filings show
Katie Boyd Britt, Alabama Republican senator, reports regular purchases and sales of individual stocks in her spouse's accounts
The disclosed trading consists of regular purchases and sales of individual company stocks, with activity spread across several names but some recurring favorites. Apple, Amazon and Nvidia feature prominently, and the disclosures contain no funds or options. The accounts are filed under her spouse's name.
What to watch
- Filings routinely arrive late, so check whether fresh disclosures describe recent activity or older trades.
- The disclosed accounts belong to her spouse; any shift toward accounts in her own name would change the ownership picture.
- Apple, Amazon and Nvidia recur in the trades. Further activity in those names could make the trading more concentrated.
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Filings that stood out
this member's highest Signal Scores · of 100, how much a filing stands out, not a rating · sorted by score, never by price move
- Sits on a committee covering this industry▲
- 3+ members traded it the same way within 14 days▲
- Filed under family▲
- Sits on a committee covering this industry▲
- 3+ members traded it the same way within 14 days▲
- Filed under family▲
Public information from STOCK Act filings. Amounts are reported in ranges and shown as midpoints, filings arrive after the trades, and no personal profit or loss is disclosed. Not financial advice.