Overview US Politician Trades

CVX Chevron Corporation

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US politician trades

CVX stock trades by the US Senators and Representatives

In the last 12 months Finbold has discovered a total of 1 CVX trades made by 1 politicians. The the same period there was a total of 0 buy trades , and 1 sell trades amounting to $15K - $50K . Based on this information, it appears that none of the total politicians preferred to buy Chevron Corporation stock, while 100.00% of the politicians preferred to sell Chevron Corporation stock.

The largest recorded CVX stock trade by the US politician in the last 12 months was made by Kevin Hern , with a disclosed amount of between $15K - $50K .

CVX stock does not seem to have any one politician who would have done more than one Chevron Corporation stock trade in the last 12 months.

Percentage

100% sells

0% buys

Amount

$33K sells

$0 buys

October 2026

Name	Action	Traded at	Amount
Kevin Hern Congressman	Sale (Partial)	September 23 October 13	$15K - $50K	Signal Details Kevin Hern Congressman Action Sale (Partial) Traded at September 23 Disclosed at October 13 Amount 15K - $50K Owner Joint Visit house.gov

June 2025

Name	Action	Traded at	Amount
Ro Khanna Congressman	Sale	May 9 June 12	$1K - $15K	Signal Details Ro Khanna Congressman Action Sale Traded at May 9 Disclosed at June 12 Amount 1K - $15K Owner Visit house.gov

March 2023

Name	Action	Traded at	Amount
Shelley Moore Capito Congressman	Purchase	February 6 March 13	$1K - $15K	Signal Details Shelley Moore Capito Congressman Action Purchase Traded at February 6 Disclosed at March 13 Amount 1K - $15K Owner Spouse Visit house.gov

Methodology:

For trading activity of US Members of Congress, we collect data from the Financial Disclosures website. For US Senate trading activity, the data is collected from the United States Senate Financial Disclosures (eFD) website.

The price change since the date of disclosure is calculated by comparing the stock's closing price on the date of the disclosure to the current price of the asset.