Lizzie Fletcher Stock Trades

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Lizzie Fletcher's most recent disclosure records eleven separate partial stock sales executed on the same day, April 8, 2026, all attributed to the Representative herself rather than a spouse. The basket spans semiconductor and AI infrastructure names (KLA Corporation, Nvidia), consumer technology giants (Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet), financial services (JPMorgan Chase, Ameriprise Financial), healthcare distribution and pharmaceuticals (McKesson, Eli Lilly), and industrials (Quanta Services, Eaton). Each sale was disclosed in the $1,001 to $15,000 range and reported to the House Clerk on May 1, 2026. It is the first activity to appear under Fletcher's name since a long stretch of transactions concentrated in 2019, and it marks a shift in attribution: where her earlier filings were dominated by spouse-linked brokerage activity, this round is entirely self-attributed.

Two Distinct Periods of Activity

The disclosure record covers 112 transactions total, running from a first recorded transaction on February 7, 2019 through the April 8, 2026 transactions. Of those, 90 were sales and 22 were purchases, and the two periods for which the data provides year-level detail look very different. In 2019, the filings show 101 transactions, 22 purchases and 79 sales, concentrated on a handful of transaction dates: February 7, February 26, March 8, April 15, April 17, May 31, and July 9. In 2026, the eleven transactions on record are all sales, with no purchases recorded that year in this dataset.

Attribution tilts toward the spouse across the full record, with 65 of the 112 transactions coded SP (spouse) and 47 coded SELF. That split is not evenly distributed across time. All spouse-attributed activity sits in the 2019 record, where the underlying security names in several transaction rows carry filing-status language such as "New SubHolding Of: Spouse Brokerage Account" or "Filer Brokerage Account." The same list of tickers, ROP, UTX, WM, TMO, ACN, TSCO, ECL, ORLY, COST, CTSH, DRI, FISV, INTU, CERN, SBUX and MSFT among them, recurs across both the self and spouse accounts during the 2019 sequence. Those labels identify separate filer and spouse brokerage accounts. By contrast, the entire 2026 filing is attributed to Fletcher personally.

Sector Concentration and the Latest Names

Across the full disclosure history, Information Technology accounts for more transaction activity than any other sector, 25 transactions, followed by Consumer Discretionary (19), Consumer Staples (15), transactions where no sector was recorded (14), Health Care (13), Industrials (12), Financials (6), Materials (6) and Communication Services (2). The most frequently disclosed names by transaction count include CACI International, Darden Restaurants, Fiserv, Microsoft and Roper Technologies, each appearing four times, though nearly all of that frequency traces back to the repeated 2019 basket rather than to sustained recent activity in any single name.

The April 2026 sales bring several companies into the disclosure record that had not appeared as frequently before. KLA Corporation designs process-control, process-enabling and yield-management solutions for the semiconductor and related electronics industries. Nvidia provides data-center accelerated-computing and networking platforms, along with AI solutions and software. McKesson distributes pharmaceuticals and medical supplies in the United States and internationally, while Eli Lilly offers diabetes and obesity treatments including Mounjaro and Zepbound. Quanta Services provides electrical-infrastructure solutions, and Eaton operates as a power-management company. JPMorgan Chase and Ameriprise Financial round out the financial-services side of the sale. Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet, all sold the same day, are three mega-cap technology names.

No Quantellect Score was published for Fletcher as of the latest scoring date, August 21, 2026. A score exists for 73 of the House and Senate's 537 sitting members, while the dataset contains 76 scored members overall; no score row exists for Fletcher as of that date. Context for the disclosure system itself: 276 of the 537 sitting members of Congress, including 237 of 437 sitting House members, have no disclosed trades on file at all. Fletcher's 112 disclosed transactions stand in clear contrast to that zero-transaction group, even with the multi-year gap between filing clusters.

Disclosure and Methodology

This profile is built from Fletcher's Periodic Transaction Reports filed with the House Clerk in April 2019, May 2019, June 2019, July 2019, and May 2026 under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012. The law requires covered securities transactions over $1,000 to be reported within 30 days of receiving notice of the transaction and no later than 45 days after it occurred. Reports cover transactions involving members, their spouses and dependent children. Dollar amounts are reported in statutory ranges rather than exact figures, and this profile states only the ranges as disclosed. Transactions are attributed as filed: SELF indicates the member, SP indicates a spouse. This page reflects transaction-level disclosures only and is not investment advice; it should not be read as a complete account of assets. Filing mechanics are further described in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide.