April McClain Delaney Stock Trades

April McClain Delaney Stock Trading Activity | Quantellect April McClain Delaney Stock Trading Activity

April McClain Delaney's stock trading activity is unusually deep for a freshman member of Congress: 408 transactions disclosed since she took office in January 2025, split almost evenly between 209 purchases and 198 sales, with a single "other" entry. Every one of those trades is attributed to a dependent child rather than to the congresswoman personally, and the pace has accelerated sharply, with 245 transactions logged in 2026 against 163 in 2025.

The trading window runs from February 5, 2025 through July 31, 2026, and the most recent disclosure batch, covering trades from July 2 through July 31, 2026, was filed August 3, 2026. That filing alone touched more than a dozen names, including repeated activity in Life Time Group Holdings, Corpay, Markel and Service Corporation International within its final two weeks. The density of repeated same-ticker transactions is the standout feature of the recent record, with frequent transactions across disclosed ranges of $1,001–$15,000 and $15,001–$50,000.

A pattern of active, industrial-heavy rebalancing

Industrials dominate the sector tally by a wide margin, accounting for 129 of the 408 disclosed transactions, more than double the next-largest sector. Financials follow at 66, Consumer Discretionary at 61, Information Technology at 46 and Health Care at 45. Consumer Staples, Communication Services, Real Estate and Materials each register between 12 and 16 transactions, and a small residual of 7 transactions carry no sector classification in the data. That Industrials tilt shows up clearly in the names traded most often: CH Robinson Worldwide (CHRW), a freight brokerage and logistics provider, generated 16 transactions, with its latest disclosed trade dated July 31, 2026. Hubbell (HUBB), an electrical and utility-grade equipment maker, appears 12 times, while Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies (WAB), a locomotive and rail-equipment supplier, appears 10 times. TransDigm Group (TDG), an aerospace-component maker, and BWX Technologies (BWXT), a nuclear components manufacturer serving naval and government programs, are purchase-only names with eleven and seven transactions respectively.

Markel Corporation (MKL), the Virginia-based insurance and specialty-investment holding company, is the single most frequently disclosed security at 21 transactions, 17 of them purchases, with the latest dated July 29, 2026. Tractor Supply Company (TSCO), the rural-lifestyle retailer, follows with 19 transactions, and BJ's Wholesale Club (BJ), the warehouse-club retailer, with 16. Both show a mix of buying and selling rather than a one-directional trend. By contrast, Nasdaq Inc (NDAQ) and Laboratory Corporation of America (LH) show eleven purchases apiece with no recorded sales, while Middleby Corp (MIDD), the foodservice-equipment manufacturer, and Toro Co (TTC), the outdoor-equipment maker, show ten and five sales respectively, with no purchases in the dataset.

Liberty Media Corporation's Series C Liberty Formula One common stock (FWONK) stands out as a distinct and recurring theme: six purchase transactions, the latest dated July 31, 2026, with no sales recorded. Somnigroup International (SGI), the bedding and mattress manufacturer formerly known as Tempur Sealy, has nine transactions, five purchases and four sales, with the latest dated July 30, 2026. Life Time Group Holdings (LTH), the health-club and wellness operator, accounts for nine transactions, all purchases, dated from July 17 through July 31, 2026.

What the disclosures do and do not show

Every transaction in this record carries the "DC," or dependent child, attribution code. Under House financial disclosure guidance, these trades are not represented as April McClain Delaney's own investment decisions: they belong to a dependent's account, which she is required to disclose but does not necessarily direct. None of the 408 transactions are coded to the congresswoman herself, a spouse, or a joint account. This is a household financial footprint, not a proxy for her personal market views.

One entry from July 7, 2026, an exchange transaction in Midera Food Processing (MFP), lacks a company description or sector classification in the data. The older TPX record similarly carries no company or sector detail and shows six sales, with the latest dated February 28, 2025. Both are flagged here as gaps in the record rather than omissions of substance.

Against a backdrop where 276 of the 537 sitting members of Congress, including 237 House members, disclosed zero trades over the measurement period, this activity clearly sets the household apart from the many members with no disclosed trades. Of the 76 members for whom a Quantellect Politician Score has been calculated as of August 21, 2026, April McClain Delaney ranks 73rd of 76 with a score of 5, placing her trading profile in the "weak" tier on that scale.

Disclosure and methodology notes

• All transactions listed here are attributed to a dependent child account under House disclosure rules and are not represented as the congresswoman's personal trading decisions.
• Amounts reflect the disclosed reporting ranges required by law, not exact dollar figures. Transaction dates reflect the trade date; disclosure dates reflect when the filing was made public, which can lag the trade by weeks.
• Counts for the most frequently disclosed securities are based on transaction-row frequency, not dollar value or account size.
• The latest source filing is available from the U.S. House Office of the Clerk, consistent with disclosure obligations under the STOCK Act of 2012 and the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure guide.