Rick Larsen Stock Trades

Rick Larsen has disclosed 90 securities transactions dated since late 2020, and the pace of transaction activity in 2026 already stands out: 21 transactions so far this year, more than in any other single year in his disclosure history; 2021 and 2025 were next, with 16 each. The Washington Democrat's most recent filing, disclosed July 12, 2026 and covering four transactions dated July 8, 2026, shows sales of Abbott Laboratories (ABT) and S&P Global Inc (SPGI) alongside purchases of McKesson Corporation (MCK) and Amphenol Corporation (APH). Those four rows continue a pattern seen on several dates in the disclosure record: multiple securities reported with the same transaction date, including batches containing both purchases and sales.

Of the 90 total transactions, 45 are purchases, 43 are sales, and 2 are classified as an "other" transaction type (exchanges). Nearly all of the activity, 87 of 90 transactions, is attributed to Larsen himself under the disclosure's "Self" designation. Three transactions carry a "Joint" attribution code rather than "Self": a Sonida Senior Living Inc (SNDA) sale dated April 7, 2026, plus two exchanges dated March 31, 2026, one involving Sonida and the other a stake described as "CNL Healthcare Properties Inc (widely held)." Those three should be read as joint filings rather than Larsen's individual decisions, and the disclosure record contains no transactions attributed to a spouse, dependent child, or unknown filer.

A Recurring Set of Names Across a Six-Year Window

Larsen's disclosure history includes a group of names that reappear across multiple years. Abbott Laboratories, the Health Care Equipment & Supplies company known for diagnostics, medical devices, and nutritional products, has been disclosed three times, with its latest transaction dated July 2026. The Allstate Corporation, the property and casualty insurer, has also been disclosed three times, though its latest transaction was dated July 2023. Essex Property Trust, a West Coast-focused residential REIT, and Mondelez International, the snack and confectionery company behind Oreo and Cadbury, each show three transactions as well, with both latest transactions dated January 2026. A longer list of names, including American Express, Broadridge Financial Solutions, Colgate-Palmolive, Elevance Health, EOG Resources, General Dynamics, Hershey, NextEra Energy, Old Dominion Freight Line, Paychex, S&P Global, TJX Companies, UnitedHealth Group, Union Pacific, Verisk Analytics, Waste Management, and Zoetis, each show two disclosed transactions.

By sector, the transaction data skews toward Industrials, which accounts for 20 of the 90 disclosed transactions, followed by Health Care with 17, Financials with 13, and Consumer Staples with 12. Information Technology, Utilities, Consumer Discretionary, and Real Estate each show single-digit transaction counts, and a small number of transactions, 4 in total, are tied to securities without a sector classification on file. Energy and Communication Services round out the list with 2 and 3 transactions respectively. Taken together, the sector mix leans toward large, established industrial, healthcare, and financial names rather than early-stage or speculative issuers.

Year over year, the transaction count has moved without a clean upward or downward line: 2 transactions dated in 2020, 16 in 2021, 10 in 2022, 15 in 2023, 10 in 2024, 16 in 2025, and 21 so far in 2026. The 2026 transaction dates run through July 8, so the year's total is not yet complete.

Recent Purchases, Sales, and the Businesses Behind Them

Beyond the July 2026 filing, Larsen's April 2026 filing includes nine transactions dated April 7: self-attributed purchases of Casey's General Stores, Carrier Global, NextEra Energy, and Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies, alongside self-attributed sales of American Express, Broadridge Financial Solutions, American Water Works, and Paychex, plus a jointly attributed sale of Sonida Senior Living. Casey's General Stores operates convenience stores in the United States; Carrier Global provides climate and refrigeration systems under brands including Carrier and Viessmann; NextEra Energy generates electricity from wind, solar, nuclear, natural gas, and other assets. On the sale side, American Express provides payments and financial services, Broadridge supplies communications and technology solutions to the financial-services industry, American Water Works provides water and wastewater services, and Paychex provides payroll and human-capital-management services to small and mid-sized businesses.

The January 2026 filing shows purchases dated January 7 of Darden Restaurants, Meta Platforms, and Waste Management, against sales of Verisk Analytics, Mondelez, and Essex Property Trust. Darden owns Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse, and several other full-service restaurant chains; Meta Platforms operates Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp; Waste Management provides environmental services including waste collection and recycling. All six transaction rows carry the "Self" attribution and were disclosed on January 14, 2026.

Across multi-year stretches, the disclosure record shows both purchases and sales in Abbott, Allstate, Mondelez, Essex Property Trust, and NextEra Energy, so repeat activity in those names is not limited to a single transaction type. The two "Exchange" transactions, one tied to Sonida Senior Living and one to the CNL Healthcare Properties interest, are both attributed jointly rather than to Larsen individually. They are a distinct transaction type from ordinary purchases and sales and reflect a different kind of disclosed event.

As of August 21, 2026, Larsen carries a Quantellect Score of 29, placing him in the "mixed" tier and ranking him 55th in the 76-member scoring cohort. The score packet identifies Larsen's coverage state as "covered" and reports the applicable formula version as politician_bw_score.v3.

About This Disclosure Record

All transactions described above are drawn from periodic transaction reports required under the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act of 2012, which requires covered securities transactions to be reported within 30 days after receiving notice of the transaction, but no later than 45 days after the transaction itself. Filing requirements and definitions are further detailed in the House Committee on Ethics financial disclosure instruction guide. Amounts reported reflect disclosed value ranges rather than exact transaction sizes, as members are required to report a range, for example, $1,001 to $15,000, rather than a precise dollar figure. This page is limited to transaction disclosures. Attribution labels ("Self" or "Joint") reflect how each transaction was filed and do not necessarily indicate that Larsen personally directed every trade. Source filings can be reviewed directly, including the July 2026 filing, the April 2026 filing, and the January 2026 filing.