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Discover Filings
Congress Radar ingests official public disclosures and keeps source links attached to every public item.
Track congressional disclosures with source-backed context.
Congress Radar helps you follow official House and Senate financial disclosures, filing delays, lawmaker profiles, issuer pages, and price context where reliable public market data exists.
Official Disclosure Research & Public Source Context
Official House Disclosures
Official Senate Disclosure Data
Source Links
Filing Delay Context
Member and Issuer Profiles
Official House Disclosures
Official Senate Disclosure Data
Source Links
Filing Delay Context
Member and Issuer Profiles
From Filing to Research Context
A clean workflow for understanding disclosed activity without pretending delayed filings are real-time trade alerts.
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Compare Context
Filter by chamber, lawmaker, party, ticker, transaction type, filing date, and disclosure timing.
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Research Signals
Use member profiles, issuer pages, delay metrics, and price context as research evidence, not trading instructions.
See Congress Radar in Action
Start with the disclosure feed, then open source filings, lawmakers, and issuers without leaving the research workflow.
Source-Backed Disclosure Feed
Scan official filings by chamber, lawmaker, ticker, transaction type, date, and amount range without losing the public source behind each disclosure.
- House and Senate chamber filters
- Source links visible from the feed
- Pagination and page-size controls
Official source
Filing delay
Amount range
Senate Coverage Without Fake Completeness
Senate disclosures appear when official filings are processed. Missing ticker or price context is labeled clearly instead of hiding source-backed filings.
- Official Senate disclosure data
- Clear limited-data states
- No unsupported disclosure shown as complete
Senate filter
Public source
Clear labels
Member and Issuer Research Pages
Open matched lawmakers and tickers to review repeated issuers, filing timing, source-backed tables, and price context where reliable market history exists.
- Clickable lawmaker and ticker links
- Issuer-level disclosure history
- User-friendly price context states
Member profile
Ticker profile
Source table
Upgrade Disclosure Research.
Congress Radar turns scattered official filings into a cleaner, source-linked research workflow.
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The Manual Way
- Search separate House and Senate disclosure sources
- Copy source links and filing dates into a spreadsheet
- Check member and ticker context in separate tabs
- Guess whether missing price data means pending or unavailable
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Congress Radar
CONNECTED
- Browse source-backed disclosures in one feed
- Filter by chamber, lawmaker, issuer, date, and transaction
- Open member and ticker pages from the feed
- See price context only when the data is reliable enough
Built for Public Disclosure Research
Useful for users who care about source evidence, timing, and clear data limitations.
Policy-Aware Investors
Monitor disclosed lawmaker activity alongside the filing date and public source instead of treating delayed disclosures as live signals.
Research Teams
Move faster from a filing to the source document, linked lawmaker profile, ticker page, and disclosure history.
Risk Reviewers
See clear labels when a filing is source-limited, a ticker is not reliable, or market history is not enough for price context.
03 WORKFLOW
Source-first by design. Built for careful interpretation.
Congress Radar is designed around evidence: public source links, filing dates, amount ranges, chamber filters, and clear limitations when context is unavailable.
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"The important part is seeing the source, filing delay, and amount range together. It changes how we interpret each disclosure."
Source-first workflow
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"A missing ticker should not make a filing disappear. Congress Radar keeps the disclosure visible and explains the limitation."
Transparent coverage
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"Member and issuer pages make follow-up research faster because the feed links directly into the context users naturally need next."
Connected research
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"The important part is seeing the source, filing delay, and amount range together. It changes how we interpret each disclosure."
Source-first workflow
Why Congress Radar?
"The source link is the trust layer. Every disclosure should be easy to trace back to a public filing."
SOURCE-BACKED RESEARCH"Delayed filings need timing context. Congress Radar separates the transaction date from the filing date."
DISCLOSURE TIMINGCommon Questions
Where does Congress Radar data come from?v
Congress Radar uses official public disclosure sources for House and Senate filings, then keeps public source links attached wherever a disclosure appears.
Does Congress Radar provide investment advice?v
No. Congress Radar is a research tool. It shows official disclosure context, filing timing, amount ranges, and source links so users can do their own research.
Why can price context be unavailable?v
Price context is shown only when a reliable public ticker and enough market history are available. Otherwise the tool explains the limitation in plain language.
Is Senate coverage complete?v
Senate disclosure data is available where official filings have been successfully processed. Congress Radar does not present source-limited data as complete.
Ready to follow official congressional disclosures?
Use Congress Radar to track source-backed filings, filing delays, lawmaker activity, issuer history, and price context where reliable data exists.
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Professional plan feature. Research only.
Research Tool Only. No Trading Executed.Congressional disclosures are often filed after the transaction date. Congress Radar helps organize public filings and context; it does not provide investment advice or execute trades.