Members of Congress With the Best Performance in 2025
- Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH): 78.8%
- Rep. Donald Norcross (D-NJ): 70.8%
- Rep. Terri Sewell (D-AL): 67.9%
- Rep. Bryan Steil (R-WI): 62.5%
- Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA): 61.7%
- Rep. Nick LaLota (R-NY): 61.6%
- Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL): 54.8%
- Rep. Michael Guest (R-MS): 52.5%
- Rep. Tom McClintock (R-CA): 50%
- Rep. Dwight Evans (D-PA): 41.9%
Data source: Unusual Whales (2026).
Rep. Warren Davidson’s impressive returns in 2025 were due to significant purchases of GE (GE -1.19%) and GE Vernova (GEV -1.00%), according to Unusual Whales.
Rep. Donald Norcross managed a nearly 71% gain in 2025 holding shares of just two companies: Cigna (CI +2.63%) and Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD +0.11%).
Rep. Terri Sewell’s 67.9% return in 2025 was fueled at least in part by her purchase of Nvidia shares in April 2025. She was the only active trader in 2025 to make the top five highest returns among members of Congress holding stocks.
Rep. Bryan Steil wasn’t an active trader in 2025, but he disclosed trades of Caterpillar (CAT -1.72%), GE, GE Vernova, and Ford (F +1.38%) last year.
Sen. Alex Padilla is another member who didn’t report any trades in 2025. His holdings include a range of ETFs, including those that cover natural resources, energy, emerging markets, and gold.
Members of Congress With the Worst Returns in 2025
- Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX): -59%
- Rep. Jim McGovern (D-MA): -33.9%