Richard J. Durbin: No Disclosed Stock Trades

Richard J. Durbin Congressional Trading Profile | Quantellect Richard J. Durbin Congressional Trading Profile

Richard J. Durbin's disclosure record contains zero reported securities transactions. That single fact places him in a specific and fairly large company: as of August 22, 2026, 39 of the Senate's 100 sitting members, and 276 of all 537 sitting members of Congress, show no disclosed trading activity at all. Durbin sits inside that no-trade cohort and, as of August 21, 2026, is not among the 73 sitting members with a Quantellect Score.

Durbin is a Democratic senator from Illinois serving a term that runs from January 2021 to January 2027. His public financial disclosures under the applicable transaction-reporting regime show no purchases, no sales, and no other reportable transactions in the records available to Quantellect. There is no first transaction date and no latest transaction date on file; the attribution counts for self, spouse, joint, dependent child, and unknown are all zero; and no sector or issuer recurs across a trading history, because there is no trading history to examine.

What a zero-transaction record does and does not tell you

Members of Congress are required to disclose certain covered securities transactions above a reporting threshold under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012, with reportable transactions involving a spouse or dependent child addressed through financial disclosure requirements and guidance published by the Senate Select Committee on Ethics. A blank record under that regime is consistent with several possibilities: a member who simply has not made a reportable trade in the period covered by available data, a household whose financial activity does not generate reportable transactions, or a gap in the disclosure or ingestion record itself. The data available to Quantellect does not distinguish among these explanations for Durbin, and none should be inferred beyond what the record shows: no disclosed transactions.

This also means none of the standard tools for evaluating a trading profile apply here. There is no purchase-to-sale ratio to describe, no sector concentration to flag, no pattern of attribution across self, spousal, joint, dependent, or unknown categories, and no most-frequently-disclosed securities list, because the underlying transaction count is zero across every one of those categories. A profile built on disclosed trading activity has nothing to build on for this subject at this time.

Score coverage

Quantellect maintains trading-activity scores for members represented in its scoring data. As of the most recent scoring date, August 21, 2026, score records existed for 76 members in total, including 73 sitting members. Durbin is not among them. The absence reason on file is direct: no score row exists for this subject as of the latest published score date. That is not a judgment about Durbin's financial conduct or activity outside the scope of required disclosures; it describes the public transaction record available to Quantellect.

For readers using this page to compare members of Congress by trading behavior, the more useful comparison point is the population context itself. Of the 537 sitting members measured on August 22, 2026, 276 have no disclosed trading activity in the available data; within the Senate, 39 of 100 sitting members fall into the same category as Durbin. An investor screening for active congressional traders should treat a page like this one as confirmation of the opposite: this is a member whose public disclosures, as captured here, do not currently support a trading-activity narrative one way or another.

The current record therefore contains no transaction dates, disclosed amount ranges, attribution entries, issuers, or sectors for Richard J. Durbin beyond the zero counts reported across each transaction and attribution category.

Disclaimer

This page reflects publicly disclosed financial transaction data as made available under congressional financial disclosure requirements. It is not investment advice and should not be construed as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security. Disclosed transactions may reflect decisions made by the member, a spouse, a dependent child, a joint account, an investment adviser, or a managed account, and attribution should not be assumed absent explicit disclosure. The absence of disclosed transactions does not indicate the absence of financial activity outside the scope of required reporting. Data completeness depends on the timeliness and accuracy of official filings and their subsequent public availability.