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Project Curia

Watching the government

Four ways to watch the Administration

Tracking Trading in the Administration.

Executive Orders

The orders the President signs, in plain language, and what they change.

Trading

The securities the President, Vice President, and cabinet disclose buying and selling.

Financing

The money behind the President's campaigns and the outside spending around them.

Pardons

Every named clemency grant since 1989: who was pardoned, what was forgiven, and the process and money behind it.

The President, the Vice President, and the cabinet, office by office, with a permanent copy of every filing kept here as the record. The disclosures report each official together with a spouse and dependent children and are shown as filed. Appearing here is a matter of public record, not a finding of wrongdoing.

We cover this administration from the start of its term forward, and we keep a permanent copy of every filing so it can never be lost.

The record so far

What the administration disclosed.

11,145
Disclosed transactions
$2.2B
Estimated volume, low ends
37 of 48
Officials who traded
6,340
Disclosed past the deadline

By asset type

11,145 trades

  1. Individual stock
    7,475
  2. Bonds
    1,585
  3. Funds and ETFs
    1,018
  4. Options
    19
  5. Crypto
    11
  6. Other
    1,037

  • President of the United States

    Donald J. Trump

    8,613trades

    $788.9M est. volume

  • Vice President of the United States

    JD Vance

    No disclosed trades

Also in this administration

Beyond the cabinet.

Deputies, agency heads and commissioners file the same disclosure. They are counted in the totals above and hold 42% of the disclosed volume, so they are listed here rather than left to be inferred.

All executive officials

Every official with a disclosure page, across administrations. The record is kept by office, so a predecessor stays reachable after they leave.