Debbie Dingell Stock Trades

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Debbie Dingell's most recent disclosure, filed on July 22, 2026, reported a July 14 purchase of a Freddie Mac mortgage-backed security in the $15,001 to $50,000 range. The transaction was attributed to Self and continues a recent run of disclosed agency mortgage-security purchases within a filing record that spans more than a decade. Her 2026 activity through July 14 totals eight transactions: four purchases and four exchanges.

Across the full disclosure record, which spans 2012 through July 2026, Dingell has filed 292 transactions: 171 purchases, 97 sales, and 24 classified as other activity such as exchanges. That is a purchase-heavy ledger over the long run, but the mix has shifted by period. In 2021, for example, sales outnumbered purchases 11 to 1, while 2016 ran the other direction with 71 purchases against 9 sales. The single busiest year on record is 2016, with 81 transactions, well ahead of the next-highest annual total of 42 in 2017.

Attribution matters here. Of the 292 disclosed transactions, 137 are logged as Self, 121 as Spouse, 33 as Joint, and 1 as Dependent Child. That is a near-even split between activity attributed to the congresswoman individually and activity attributed to her spouse, while another sizable group is attributed jointly. Several transactions also carry sub-holding notations tied to a Morgan Stanley Smith Barney brokerage account and IRA, and one 2019 entry explicitly references a "Spouse Irrevocable Trust," reinforcing that this is a household-level disclosure record, not a single decision-maker's trading diary.

What shows up most often, and what it says about approach

Apple is the most frequently disclosed security in the dataset, appearing in 10 transactions, 8 of them sales, with the most recent dated November 24, 2025. The Apple disclosures comprise two purchases and eight sales recorded across multiple years, including three partial sales dated June 12 and 13, 2024. The same filing as the November 2025 Apple sale also disclosed sales involving Honeywell, Alphabet, and Solstice Advanced Materials, a specialty chemicals and advanced-materials company.

Williams Companies, a Tulsa-based energy infrastructure operator with roughly 32,000 miles of pipeline, is the second most frequently disclosed name, with 7 transactions split between 3 purchases and 4 sales, the last dated May 2022. Walt Disney appears 6 times, mostly purchases, with the latest logged in January 2025. Qualcomm also appears 6 times, while Ally Financial and American Express appear 5 times each.

Sector-level disclosure counts show Information Technology (28 transactions), Industrials (27), Financials (23), and Health Care (23) as the most represented categories among transactions where a sector was captured, though 87 transactions carry no identified sector, a meaningful gap in the record given the presence of unticketed instruments such as agency mortgage pools. Consumer Discretionary (22), Energy (21), and Communication Services (18) also appear regularly, showing disclosed activity across several captured sectors.

A recurring pattern: agency mortgage securities

A distinct feature of Dingell's recent filings is repeated purchases of agency mortgage pool securities, including Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) pools and Government National Mortgage Association (Ginnie Mae) pools, along with a Michigan State Housing Development Authority single-family instrument. These appear in filings from 2024 through 2026, including a $100,001 to $250,000 purchase of a Fannie Mae pool disclosed in January 2025 and a $50,001 to $100,000 Ginnie Mae pool purchase disclosed in November 2024. A further Fannie Mae pool purchase in the $50,001 to $100,000 range was disclosed in June 2026. These are fixed-income instruments rather than equities, and their recurrence across multiple recent filings marks a consistent thread in the household's disclosed activity alongside its equity transactions.

Other recent disclosures include a purchase of Cohen & Steers Tax-Advantaged Preferred Securities and Income Fund, a closed-end fixed-income fund, in the $1,001 to $15,000 range in April 2026, and an exchange involving Waters Corporation, a life sciences instrumentation maker, in February 2026. A January 2026 disclosure reported an exchange involving Versant Media Group Class A shares.

Taken together, the record combines frequently disclosed equities such as Apple and Disney with recurring recent purchases of agency mortgage securities, and a substantial share of the activity is attributed to a spouse rather than Dingell individually.

About this profile and its limitations

Quantellect generates this page from disclosed U.S. House transaction reports filed under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012, following the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Because this profile reflects transaction disclosures only, it does not provide running balances or total position sizes; disclosures report transactions in dollar ranges, not exact amounts, and a filing under a member's name may reflect activity attributed to a spouse, dependent child, joint account, trust, or managed account rather than a personal investment decision by the member. As of August 21, 2026, Dingell's disclosure-based score stood at 36 on a mixed tier, ranking 50th in a cohort of 76 scored members under this methodology. In the August 22 population snapshot, 73 of 537 sitting members had a score, while 276 sitting members had no disclosed transactions. Nothing in this profile should be read as investment advice or as a statement about the performance of any security following a disclosed transaction.