Emily Randall Stock Trades

Every disclosed stock transaction on record for Representative Emily Randall is a sale. There are eleven of them, no purchases, and all eleven are dated across two consecutive days in January 2025. That concentrated run of spousal sales, with no purchases reported, is the defining feature of her disclosure history to date.

Randall represents Washington's 6th District in the House and is serving a term that began January 3, 2025. Her financial disclosure record shows exactly one period of trading activity: a single periodic transaction report covering eleven sales, all dated either January 6 or January 7, 2025, and all disclosed together on February 11, 2025.

A Two-Day Run of Sales

Ten of the eleven sales are dated January 6, 2025. The eleventh, a partial sale of Alphabet Class C shares, is dated January 7, 2025. Every transaction was reported in the same disclosure range, $1,001 to $15,000, which under House disclosure rules is a band rather than an exact dollar figure. With no purchases reported alongside them, the filing shows a concentrated run of sales rather than mixed trading activity.

Attribution matters here. Under House Ethics Committee disclosure instructions, filers must report transactions made by a spouse or dependent child, not only their own. All eleven transactions in this filing are coded SP, meaning they are attributed to Randall's spouse. None are coded as the member's own account, joint, dependent, or unattributed. That distinction is worth holding onto: this filing documents transactions attributed to her spouse under the disclosure obligations created by the STOCK Act, not transactions attributed to the member herself.

Because the disclosed record covers only this one stretch of dates, there is no second period to compare it against. The data does not support a claim about a longer-running pattern, an increase or decrease in frequency, or a shift in style over time. What can be said is narrower and more useful: on the evidence available, the only transaction activity attributed to Randall's spouse in 2025 was this run of sales concentrated in early January.

The Companies Behind the Sales

The eleven names sold span six sectors, and the filing does not concentrate in any single one. Health Care and Consumer Staples each account for three of the sales, Communication Services for two, and Energy, Financials, and Industrials one apiece.

The Health Care sales were Abbott Laboratories, a diversified health care products company; Medtronic, a medical-device maker; and Amgen, a biotechnology company whose principal products include Enbrel, Prolia, and Repatha. The Consumer Staples sales were Procter & Gamble, the household and personal-care conglomerate behind brands such as Tide, Gillette, and Pampers; Mondelez International, the snack food maker behind Oreo and Cadbury; and PepsiCo, the beverage and snack company. In Communication Services, the disclosed sales covered Alphabet Class C shares, tied to Google's search, cloud, and YouTube businesses, and Verizon Communications, the wireless and fiber carrier. The remaining three sales were Exxon Mobil, an oil and gas company, in Energy; Wells Fargo, the diversified bank, in Financials; and Fortive, an instrumentation and software company, in Industrials.

What stands out is the breadth rather than a theme. These are eleven large, well-known companies across six different sectors, with their disclosed sales dated across the same two-day period rather than spread over multiple reporting periods. The supplied disclosure data records the transactions but does not provide an investment rationale.

Randall does not currently have a published Quantellect Score. No score row exists for her at the latest published score date, so there is no tier or ranking to report. For context, the population snapshot counts 537 sitting members of Congress as of August 22, 2026. At the latest published score date, August 21, 73 sitting members carried a score. The same population snapshot shows 276 sitting members with no disclosed trades, including 237 House members. A member with even one disclosed filing, as Randall has, sits outside that larger group with no trading record on file, even without a formal score attached to it.

Important disclaimers

• All transactions described above are attributed to Emily Randall's spouse under House disclosure rules, not to the member personally, unless otherwise indicated.
• Amounts reflect disclosed ranges required by the STOCK Act, not exact transaction values.
• This page is limited to reported transaction activity.
• Source filing: Periodic Transaction Report, disclosed February 11, 2025. Disclosure procedures per the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide.
• This content is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice.