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Coverage map · 23 September 2026

Which public records does CopyGov cover?

CopyGov links every displayed report to its original government filing. Coverage differs by source, and a transaction date is often weeks before public posting.

In the live feed

U.S. House

CopyGov checks House periodic transaction reports from 2025 onward. Parsed transactions enter the disclosure feed. Eligible stock purchases can enter the stock-versus-SPY study after matching prices are available. Documents that need review remain marked as such.

Open the House Clerk’s official portal ↗
In the filing feed

U.S. Senate

Current transaction reports are indexed from a structured daily mirror of the official Senate eFD filings. CopyGov checks the mirror hourly; it may appear later than the Senate portal. For performance, entry is after a conservative estimated availability date, not the transaction date. New filings can enter watchlist alerts after the initial baseline. Historical Senate purchases remain in the older backtest.

Open the Senate’s official disclosure search ↗
Reviewed sample

Donald Trump · OGE

The latest identified Trump OGE Form 278-T was publicly posted on 22 September 2026. CopyGov checked five rows against its 37-page PDF, including IBM, Walmart and Meta purchases dated 31 July. This is not the full report or a complete trading history. It does not enter rankings or automatic alerts.

Open Trump’s official OGE PDF ↗

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Do not infer that a person has made no trades from their absence in CopyGov. A report can contain purchases, sales, bonds, options or other assets; our stock-buy performance study has narrower eligibility rules. A report’s transaction date and publication date are also different.

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