Congressional Trades › Nick LaLota

Trade Volume by Year

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Recent Trades

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Net Worth KeyVex estimate

Added up from the value brackets on the annual financial disclosure filed Aug 11, 2026 · Filing ↗

Why there is no headline figure. At the midpoints of the brackets the listed debts match or exceed the listed assets, so the arithmetic that would give a figure gives nothing above zero. That is usually the form, not the person: a member must list the mortgage on their home and need not list the home. Both sums are below.

$370KAssets disclosed · midpoint$179K to $560K
$750KDebts disclosed · midpoint$500K to $1.0M
—Assets minus debtsnot drawn, see the note above

How to read this. A disclosure gives assets and debts as ranges, not figures. The low ends add up to a floor and the high ends to a ceiling; where a figure is headlined it is the midpoint of the two (the method OpenSecrets used for its net-worth rankings and NOTUS uses today), our arithmetic, not a number Nick LaLota reported. The form does not ask for everything: a home that earns no rent, cars and furnishings, and federal retirement accounts such as the Thrift Savings Plan need not be listed, while a member’s home mortgages must be. So a figure here can sit well below true net worth. Assets of a spouse and dependent children are included, as the form requires.

1 asset listed with no value (“Undetermined”, “Unascertainable”) is left out.

By Kind of Asset

Midpoint of the disclosed ranges, in the filer’s own categories
  • Exchange-traded funds1 line$175K
  • Other7 lines$154K
  • Mutual funds1 line$33K
  • IRA (held in cash)1 line$8K

Largest Disclosed Holdings

The 10 lines with the highest value bracket, exactly as written on the filing
AssetKindOwnerValue as disclosed
GLD SPDR Gold Shares (GLD)Exchange-traded funds—$100,001 - $250,000
Fidelity VIP Equity-Income PortfolioOtherSpouse$15,001 - $50,000
Frontier Mid Cap Growth Portfolio Class DOtherSpouse$15,001 - $50,000
Loomis Sayles Growth PortfolioOtherSpouse$15,001 - $50,000
TRPKX Retirement I 2045 Fund - I Class (TRPKX)Mutual funds—$15,001 - $50,000
T. Rowe Price Small Cap Growth PortfolioOtherSpouse$15,001 - $50,000
CashIRA (held in cash)—$1,001 - $15,000
MFS Research International PortfolioOtherSpouse$1,001 - $15,000
MFS Total Return PortfolioOtherSpouse$1,001 - $15,000
Western Asset Management U.S. Government PortfolioOtherSpouse$1,001 - $15,000

Annual Financial Disclosures

Reports on file under Nick LaLota’s own name, a filing signed by a namesake is not listed
  • Annual · 2025House Clerk · filed Aug 11, 2026 · 11 assets, 1 liabilities parsedFiling ↗
  • Annual · 2024House Clerk · filed Jul 29, 2025Filing ↗
  • Annual · 2023House Clerk · filed Aug 9, 2024Filing ↗
  • New Filer · 2023House Clerk · filed Aug 11, 2023Filing ↗
  • Other · 2021House Clerk · filed Jul 19, 2022Filing ↗

Live Stock Portfolio

An estimate of what Nick LaLota holds now, rebuilt from every disclosed purchase and sale
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Proposed Legislation

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Campaign Receipts

What Nick LaLota’s campaign committee raised and spent, quarter by quarter
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Outside Spending in Support

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Where Donors Work

Employers named by the itemised individual donors to Nick LaLota’s campaign, totals by employer, never a person
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Other Candidates in the Race

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Outside Spending Against

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Corporate Donors

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