Lisa Blunt Rochester Stock Trades

The most striking thing in Lisa Blunt Rochester's disclosed trading record is not a single transaction. It is the final year. Of the 75 transactions on file for the Delaware Democrat, all 38 transactions recorded in 2019 are sales. Some are dated January 14, while the latest transaction date is February 4. That final year accounts for more disclosed sales than 2017 and 2018 combined, and it closes out the disclosed record entirely: no transaction of any kind appears after February 4, 2019.

That is a sharp break from what came before. In 2017, the record shows 19 transactions split fairly evenly between buying and selling, 10 purchases against 8 sales and one exchange. In 2018, the balance held again, 9 purchases and 9 sales across 18 transactions. Then, in early 2019, the pattern flips completely. Zero purchases. Thirty-eight sales. The record shifts from two years containing both purchases and sales to a final wave consisting entirely of disclosed sales.

Bond-Focused Transactions, With One Ticker

Nearly everything identified in this disclosure set is fixed income. Security descriptions repeatedly identify corporate senior notes, medium-term notes, certificates of deposit, and municipal bonds issued by a wide range of companies and government entities, from Goldman Sachs Bank USA CDs and JPMorgan Chase medium-term notes to a Pennsylvania State general obligation bond and a York County, Pennsylvania municipal bond. The descriptions also show debt instruments with a wide variety of maturity dates and interest rates. Sector data is listed as Unknown for 74 of the 75 transactions; the only populated sector is Financials for the American Express transaction.

The one record that stands apart is a purchase associated with American Express Company (AXP) on September 6, 2017, in the $50,001 to $100,000 disclosed range. It is the only transaction in the record carrying a ticker, and the only one with sector and industry data attached: Financials, Consumer Finance. American Express is a global payments and credit-card company built on charge and credit cards, merchant processing, and network services, serving consumers and businesses across the U.S., Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia Pacific, and Latin America. The fact packet lists American Express as the most frequently disclosed security by transaction-row count, with one transaction. Its disclosure date was September 12, 2017.

Several transaction descriptions in the underlying filings include the text "Lisa Blunt Rochester Rev Tst UA Apr 02, 2015," identifying a revocable trust bearing her name as part of the account structure. At the same time, the disclosures classify all 75 transactions under the "Self" attribution code. Both details matter: the transactions are attributed to Blunt Rochester in the structured data, while the filing text provides additional information about the trust structure through which some transactions were reported.

Filing Lags Worth Noting

Disclosure timing in this record is uneven, and the transaction date and disclosure date are distinct fields. Under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, a covered transaction must generally be reported within 30 days after notification and no later than 45 days after the transaction. A purchase dated January 3, 2017, was disclosed May 5, 2017. Two transactions dated September 6, 2018, a Starbucks note purchase and a Starwood Hotels note sale, were disclosed April 26, 2019. The sales dated February 4, 2019, were disclosed February 19, 2019, in the same filing as additional bond sales dated January 14, 2019.

All of this activity predates Blunt Rochester's current Senate term, which began January 3, 2025. The transaction filings were made through the U.S. House Clerk's disclosure system. They include a batch of sales disclosed January 12, 2018 and the American Express purchase disclosed September 12, 2017. Those examples also illustrate why disclosure dates should not be treated as the dates on which the transactions occurred.

There is no score on file for Blunt Rochester as of the latest published scoring date, August 21, 2026. Seventy-six members have a published score, 73 of whom are among the 537 sitting members; she is not among them. In the sitting-member population measured August 22, 2026, 276 of 537 members have no disclosed trades, including 39 of 100 sitting senators. Blunt Rochester's record, by contrast, contains 75 disclosed transactions spanning January 3, 2017, through February 4, 2019.

Disclosure and methodology notes

This Quantellect profile is built from disclosed transaction data and uses the reporting framework described in the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 and related Senate Select Committee on Ethics financial disclosure guidance. Reported amounts reflect disclosed value ranges, not exact transaction sizes. Transactions carrying the "Self" attribution code may also name a trust or other account structure in the underlying filing, as noted above. This page describes disclosed transaction activity only.