$DLTR · Dollar Tree, Inc. Congress Trades

Representative Gilbert Cisneros executed a large portfolio rebalancing in August 2026, involving 70+ transactions across stocks and municipal bonds held in the 150 Main Street Trust. Notable activity includes purchases of Microsoft ($15,001-$50,000), Eaton Corporation ($15,001-$50,000), Globus Medical ($15,001-$50,000), and Moog Inc. ($15,001-$50,000), alongside sales of multiple Lamar Advertising positions totaling $60,001-$200,000 combined, sales of Dollar Tree ($15,001-$50,000), Nike ($15,001-$50,000), and Sterling Infrastructure ($15,001-$50,000), plus a significant purchase of New Jersey Health Care Facilities Financing Authority Revenue Bonds ($250,001-$500,000).

Rep. Josh Gottheimer (NJ-05) executed 29 transactions during April 2026, predominantly selling positions across diverse sectors including technology (AMD, IBM, NOW, ServiceNow), financials (GS, SYF, ALLY), consumer goods (HD, DRI, DLTR), and industrials (F, MLM, TSCO). Purchases included AMD (2x), CBZ, FWRG, FCX, GS, IFNNY, INTA, and NTES. Six transactions fell in the $15,001-$50,000 range (DRI, F, GS, HD, MLM, PFGC, SYF, TSCO), with most other transactions between $1,001-$15,000.

Rep. Gilbert Cisneros (CA-31) executed a massive portfolio rebalancing through the 150 Main Street Trust, with over 150 transactions involving purchases and sales across diverse sectors totaling millions in value. Notable transactions include sales of Exxon Mobil ($50,001-$100,000), ConocoPhillips ($15,001-$50,000), Chevron ($15,001-$50,000), and Columbia Banking System ($15,001-$50,000), alongside purchases of California municipal bonds ($250,001-$500,000 x2), Franco-Nevada ($15,001-$50,000), and GE Aerospace ($15,001-$50,000), demonstrating significant energy sector reduction and municipal bond accumulation.

Rep. Julia Letlow conducted extensive trading activity across 80+ stocks in her Merrill Lynch Investment Account #025 throughout 2024-2025, with transactions ranging from $1,001-$50,000 per trade. Notable purchases included Apple (AAPL) for $15,001-$50,000 and multiple positions in healthcare, technology, and industrial stocks, with frequent sales of positions in the same securities.