Peters Merkley Hawley And Ossoff Announce Historic Bipartisan Peters’ homeland security and governmental affairs committee to consider legislation later this month. washington, d.c. – u.s. senators gary peters (d mi), jeff merkley (d or), josh hawley (r mo) and jon ossoff (d ga) announced an agreement to advance bipartisan legislation, built off of merkley’s ethics act, to ban members of congress. Washington, d.c. – bipartisan legislation, negotiated by u.s. senators gary peters (d mi), jeff merkley (d or), josh hawley (r mo) and jon ossoff (d ga), and built off of merkley’s ethics act, to ban members of congress, their spouses, and their dependents from holding, buying, or selling stocks has advanced out of committee. this is the first time a senate committee […].
Peters Merkley Hawley And Ossoff Announce Historic Bipartisan At a bipartisan press conference today, u.s. senator josh hawley (r mo.), alongside senators gary peters (d mich.), jon ossoff (d ga.), and jeff merkley (d ore.), made the case for banning stock trading for sitting members of congress and unveiled new legislation to make it a reality. the bipartisan legislation will be considered at the homeland security and government affairs […]. “the bill, introduced by sens. jon ossoff (d ga.), gary peters (d mich.), jeff merkley (d ore.) and josh hawley (r mo.), would bar members of congress from buying and selling stocks and certain other investments, and impose similar restrictions on lawmakers’ spouses and dependent children by 2027. …. It is the first time such a bill has made it out of committee. the ethics act was introduced by sens. jeff merkley (d or), josh hawley (r mo), jon ossoff (d ga), and gary peters (d mi). "americans of all political persuasions overwhelmingly agree that members of congress should not be playing the stock market while we hold office," ossoff said. July 24, 2024. washington, d.c. – bipartisan legislation, negotiated by u.s. senators gary peters (d mi), jeff merkley (d or), josh hawley (r mo) and jon ossoff (d ga), and built off of merkley’s ethics act, to ban members of congress, their spouses, and their dependents from holding, buying, or selling stocks has advanced out of committee.
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