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Tina Smith
DemocratSenator · MNRanking Member, Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs subcommittee on Housing, Transportation, and Community DevelopmentRanking Member, Finance subcommittee on Fiscal Responsibility and Economic GrowthCurrent term began Jan 2021Files under a spouse's name
Indian Affairs
Fewer than five priced purchases on the record, so no comparison to the index is drawn.
- Disclosed trades
- 7
- 0 purchases · 7 sales · made public since January 2026
- Disclosed volume
- $1.1M
- midpoints of the reported ranges, not what Smith owns
- Made public
- 3 days
- Half of Smith's trades were made public within 3 days; Congress overall 28; the law allows 45.
- On time
- 100%
- 79% across Congress
A United States senator from Minnesota and a former businesswoman and political consultant
Tina Smith was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and moved to Minnesota in the 1980s to work for General Mills. She later became vice president of Planned Parenthood of Minnesota and worked as a political consultant and organizer. Smith served as Minnesota's lieutenant governor from 2015 to 2018 and has served in the United States Senate since 2018.
Smith's work at General Mills and as vice president of Planned Parenthood of Minnesota provides professional context in food and health care. Smith's committee assignments cover agriculture, banking, housing and finance.
former businesswoman · political consultant · former chief of staff
Generated with AI, awaiting an editor · from Wikipedia · not from the filings
What the filings show
Tina Smith, a Democratic senator from Minnesota, discloses spouse-owned stock sales clustered in a narrow group of companies
The disclosed trading consists entirely of sales of individual company stocks, arriving at a regular pace and clustered tightly among a small group of names. The accounts belong to her spouse, and the trades include neither funds nor options.
What to watch
- The record contains sales throughout; purchases would change the picture.
- Berkshire Hathaway, Insulet, and DexCom dominate the disclosed activity; sales elsewhere would broaden the mix.
- The trades belong to her spouse, so keep account ownership in view when reading future disclosures.
Generated with AI, awaiting an editor, from the member’s own filings · carries no figures and makes no claim about performance
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.